What do different tattoos mean?

Tattoos, also known as tattoos and tattoos, use colored needles to penetrate into the bottom of the skin to create some patterns or words on the skin. That is, to pierce the skin and paint the wound to make the body have permanent patterns. The practice of causing bumps, stripes and scars on the skin is sometimes called tattooing. Plain tattoos are practiced in most parts of the world, but they are not practiced by people with darker skin. It is also rare in China in the past hundred years. Many ethnic groups believe that tattoos can prevent diseases and eliminate disasters. Some ethnic groups also use tattoos to show their status, identity or membership of a certain group, but the most common motivation is probably for beauty.

Tattoos originated from the custom of decorating the skin of primitive tribes around the world. That is, after the operation, an indelible pattern was left on a certain part of the body. Patterns include birds, animals, flowers or totems, scriptures, gossip and so on. Reflected their aesthetic consciousness and religious concept. In China, Gaoshan, De 'ang, Li, Dulong, Dai, Bulang, Jinuo and other ethnic groups all have tattoo customs. Modern tattoos. Tattoos, as a part of the glorious history and culture of mankind, have lasted for more than 2000 years. In today's real life, tattoos give people an incredible impression. Directly thought it was a gangster's exclusive product. In fact, this concept is not suitable for modern times. In recent years, with the increasingly open society, people have accepted a lot of cultural information from Europe, America, Japan and other countries. Tattoos are no longer taboo. Some tattooed people are lovers, lovers, leaving each other's looks on their bodies as a sign of love, while others are unclean. The first one was handed down by the Maori, tied with shark teeth and animal bone spurs, dipped in ink, and hammered into the skin with a small hammer. The second is to tie several needles together and tie them to a wooden stick, and then artificially pierce the skin. The third method is to use a motor to drive the needle into the skin, which is a common method used by tattoo artists today. Modern people's understanding of tattoos is all-encompassing and highly personalized. This slightly painful permanent pattern will accompany people's life. This kind of body language is memorable, inspiring and liberating, and everyone's understanding is different.

Modern tattoo is a cultural phenomenon that combines "fashion" and "popularity". With the rise of body culture, people can gradually accept the forms of body expression. Tattoos have become social works of art, and the famous tattoo master is also regarded as an artist. Sociologists or anthropologists will also study this violent pop culture from the perspective of popularity. Many artists choose tattoos to emphasize their personal style. For example, Faye Wong and Nicholas Tse once tattooed a pair of "lovers' clothes"; Beckham tattooed the name of his beloved wife Victoria on his left forearm in four Indian characters.

Tattooing is a way for young people to show their individuality, show themselves and beautify themselves. In fact, this trend has been popular for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians, ancient Europeans, African tribes and Indians all had the tradition of tattooing.