What TV show is it about when the mother-in-law is reluctant to eat meat and the daughter-in-law goes to her parents’ house to eat meat?

1. She people 1) Taboo when they are old. Do not pick up dung on the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar; do not sweep the floor from the first to the fourth day of the lunar month; "send off the New Year" on the morning of the fifth day, that is, burn the garbage at the intersection after sweeping the floor. From New Year's Eve to the third day of the first lunar month, and on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, it is forbidden to curse, start fires, light lamps, and borrow utensils from neighbors. You can dry your clothes on the tenth day of the first lunar month, otherwise the chickens you raise will be picked up by eagles. Farming is prohibited on the 20th day of the first lunar month. There is a common saying that "working in the fields on the 20th day of the first lunar month is not enough to make up for the Tianchuan River". On February 19th, Guanyin’s birthday, avoid picking excrement or doing dirty things. The fifth day after the beginning of spring is the Vernal Equinox. On this day, it is forbidden to use cattle, carry dung, or go to the river to wash and dry clothes. Do not go to the fields on March 3, otherwise the fields will be cut off from water. Do not use iron tools during the Dragon Sealing Festival, otherwise there will be floods. Tomb-sweeping Day, the first day of August, avoid hoeing fields or carrying urine buckets, otherwise there will be severe drought. On the first day of autumn, no earth is moved, no cattle are needed. (2) Marriage taboos. If a woman has the "18-year-old difficulty", that is, if she is not allowed to leave the palace at the age of eighteen, she will be infertile and lose her husband. Men have "twenty difficulties", that is, they cannot get married when they are 20 years old. The bride must not look back when she is getting married, otherwise it means that she will remarry. She is not allowed to meet pregnant women on the way, for fear that the bloody fire of the pregnant woman will destroy the bride's happiness and bring the evil spirit to her body to the Lang family. On the wedding day, a pair of candles lit in the "incense hall" should not be extinguished, otherwise it will be unlucky; on this day, the parents-in-law will not see their daughter-in-law. After marriage, it is forbidden to stay at your parents' home for only one day, and you must stay for two days. (3) Childbirth taboo. Pregnant women should avoid eating snails, rabbits, beef, and wild animal meat; avoid getting married or losing a family to avoid conflicts; avoid going to the theater to avoid causing fetal movement; avoid crossing petunias, rakes, and shoulder poles, otherwise it will be difficult to give birth. Within 40 days after delivery, avoid exposure to cold water, vegetables, fatty pork, and excessive salt. During the confinement period, the clothes and pants of the mother and baby should not be exposed to sunlight; the baby should not be exposed to strangers. (4) Funeral taboos. Bereavement and the deceased should avoid conflict. If the deceased was born in the year of Zi, and his son, daughter, or daughter-in-law were born in the year of Wu, the latter are not allowed to bury the deceased, because "Ziwu is in conflict with each other, and metal and wood are in conflict with each other." When taking out the coffin for a funeral, avoid touching the sides of the house's door with the coffin. (5) Taboo on titles. She people are taboo against being called "She Ke", especially "She Ke Zai" and "She Ke Po", as they think these are derogatory terms. Therefore, they can only be called "She people", "She people" or "Shanha people", etc. Among the dietary taboos of religious minorities, the most stringent ones are self-dead food, Blood, pork, and edible animals slaughtered in the name of evil, including those that were strangled, beaten to death, dropped to death, gored to death, and leftovers eaten by wild beasts. In addition, alcohol is also strictly prohibited. Other ethnic minorities in Shanghai also have different dietary taboos. The Tibetan, Tu, Tu, and Yi people are taboo on horse meat, donkey meat, and mule meat; the Manchu people are taboo on dog meat; some Tibetan compatriots have the habit of not eating fish, shrimp, and crab, and a few people have the custom of not eating chicken and eggs; Zhuang people generally avoid eating frog meat, and some even have the habit of not eating beef; Dai compatriots are generally not used to eating beef, and some also avoid eating snake meat; some Er people from southern Xinjiang avoid eating pigeon meat; North Koreans generally do not like to eat mutton. , duck and goose meat, and greasy food. Christianity, Catholicism, Taoism and Buddhism are mainly believed by some Han people. Orthodox Christianity is a national religion. Those who believe in Buddhism and Taoism are monks and pilgrims who do not become monks. Priests who believe in Buddhism now mostly belong to two organizations: the "Xinjiang Chinese Church" and the "Church". God is mainly concentrated in Xinjiang. The ethnic minorities in Xinjiang have many taboos, which are inherited along with their religion and living habits. Taboos include many aspects, the most prominent of which are dietary taboos: 10 religious ethnic groups such as Er, Kazakh, Hui, Kirgiz, Tajik, Tatar, Uzbek, Dongxiang, Salar and Baoan are all ethnic minorities that prohibit pigs . They avoid raising pigs and do not eat pork. They are even disgusted by the mention of pork and the smell of lard. The reason for the formation of the taboo is related to "". Because there are four references to not eating pork in "", saying that pork is "unclean", from then on, in compliance with the canon, pork is not eaten. So, why is it stipulated in "" that pork cannot be eaten? This is closely related to the economic conditions of the Bo Peninsula, where the religion originated. Most of the Bo Peninsula is desert and grassland, and its residents are mainly nomadic sheep, horses, and camels. The Bo Peninsula is not suitable for the development of pigs.

In any major tribal rituals, especially hunting and headhunting rituals, men occupy a solemn and inviolable position, and any contact between the sexes is prohibited; men are not allowed to touch women's looms, raw hemp and other objects; hunting and fishing During the busy farming season, it is strictly prohibited. At the Ami people's coming-of-age ceremony, men in costumes join hands and dance in a circle. Women and children can only watch. It is forbidden to enter the circle and dance without permission, otherwise the crops will be trampled by wild boars. When the meat is distributed, the doors and windows of the sacrificial hall must be closed tightly. , to prevent women, dogs, cats, etc. from intruding. (3) Funeral taboos. There is a mourning in the village, and the whole village stops production for one or more days. For three to five days, the bereaved family members must stay behind closed doors. They are not allowed to dress up, talk or laugh loudly, and are not allowed to attend banquets or participate in entertainment activities. Women do not sew, weave, raise pestles, comb their hair or bathe. Bunun people abstain from eating sugar, salt, spicy food, peanuts and other foods for five days after a funeral. They do not wash their faces, go out, smoke, or cover their heads with tops. During the mourning period, Amis people are forbidden to eat vegetables and fish, and are prohibited from farming and hunting. The day after the funeral, the family went to the sea to practice fishing and collect sea vegetables to lift the taboo. (4) Dietary taboos. The Yamei people are a fishing tribe, and their main food is flying fish. But be careful not to eat flying fish on the ground, as you may risk falling to death if you go up the mountain. When the Bunun people hold ear sacrifices, children should not eat wild boars and goat meat. Otherwise, they will be afraid of wild boars when hunting, which will infect goats with their wild nature and their tendency to climb cliffs, posing a risk of death. (5) Other taboos. It is forbidden to harm or harm the interests of the village community; it is forbidden to kill each other within the village community or the village community alliance; it is forbidden to marry with blood relatives; it is forbidden to see snakes and bobcats when going out; it is forbidden to meet animals for mating; it is forbidden to contact with sacred objects, family members of the deceased and relics; during conversations Avoid sneezing. This is considered an ominous sign. In addition, this tribe also has taboos on hunting, tattooing, and "eating transvestites"