Taboos and concerns about tattoos

1 Tattooed Bodhisattva Buddha is taboo. In the traditional culture of China, bodhisattvas and buddhas can protect the people's gods. Tattooing bodhisattvas and buddhas is disrespectful to people. Generally, bodhisattvas and buddhas should not be tattooed on the chest and back, but also pay attention to bodhisattvas and buddhas tattooed on the body. We must pay attention to their clear facial features and kind faces.

2 Tattooed Guan Yu's taboo is about Guan Yu's ability to ward off evil spirits in China's traditional culture. We must pay attention to tattooing Guan Yu. First, women can't tattoo Guan Yu. Second, people who are weak must not tattoo Guan Yu on their backs, which is likely to lead to disaster. Generally speaking, Guan Gong can be tattooed on his chest.

3 Taboos about Tiger Tattooing If you want to tattoo your upper body, you must pay attention to the shape of the tiger. In addition, going to the mountain tiger generally means washing one's hands, while Phytolacca means returning to Jianghu. These are all things that need special attention.

The taboo of the four-striped unicorn emphasizes that Kirin is a mascot and a symbol of power in China traditional culture. Kirin is also a fire in the five elements, so it is best to look at your five elements when tattooing Kirin. In addition, there are unicorns tattooed on the trapezius muscle on the back, which can give unicorns a sense of movement when you raise your hand or exercise, so that you can make progress every day. If the five elements do not conform to Kirin, it is best not to tattoo, so as not to ruin your fortune and be fooled.