Why can men sit in the camera box, but women can't?

Is superstition! There are too many such things in the crew. Burn incense before starting the machine, and burn incense when going to a new place. I really believe it. For people who are engaged in large-scale creation, there are many uncertainties in the future, and many changes and accidents are beyond their control (the shooting of the crew is greatly influenced by weather, venue and other factors, and frequent operation of various equipment can easily lead to equipment failure or damage, which will affect the shooting progress and cost), plus they are not interested in science since childhood, lacking rational thinking, and it is easy to engage in these things. Lack of rational thinking has a lot to do with lack of science education when I was a child. You see, we are also creative, so we are not so particular about playing games. As long as Ma Boyong and Bike are not invited, small color will speak for them. Superstition has been a culture for a long time. The crew can be understood as an ancient troupe. In fact, there are many, such as the stage of the opening ceremony can not be placed in the north, such as covering the lens with red cloth before the opening ceremony and wiping it with red cloth, such as giving red envelopes to props when building graves and giving red envelopes to dead bodies. For example, there are many rules in Blabla. My master told me that neither women nor men can sit. Photographer Guy, it's disrespectful of you to sit. If you sit down, say you are a small matter. When you met me, that man came straight over. The woman shouted. He didn't say why, so I did. Male is Yang, female is Yin. The crew still believes in this, especially photography. In the eyes of some old photographers, women are not allowed to touch the camera. Ming used to be the ruler of the troupe. Dan Jiao (even if the actor himself is a man) can't take the suitcase. Most Hong Kong filmmakers come from Liyuan and have inherited this rule.