What are the stresses and taboos of tattooing?

Men don't tattoo phoenixes, and women don't tattoo dragons.

Men and women don't tattoo ghosts, scriptures or raptors.

Since ancient times, dragons and phoenixes have represented men and women in China, so men don't tattoo phoenixes and women don't tattoo dragons.

Men tattooing dragons and women tattooing phoenixes all depend on numerology, which is called seeing if your life can stand it.

Tattooing ghosts and gods (hag, Zhong Kui, Guandi, evil spirits, Buddha, etc.). You can do it, but don't tattoo it on your back.

Because that fucking tradition says that tattooing on your back means wearing it all your life. Some people can stand it, others can't.

At the same time, ghosts and gods, especially the god of war, are often accompanied by blood and fire, so it may cause mass annihilation.

So is the Raptors. Tigers go down the mountain and dragons fly in the sky. These patterns are taboo in traditional tattoos in China, unless you plan to go out to play.

Anyway, my life hangs on my belt and I'm afraid of a bird?

Although the scriptures are safe, they are the most precious things in Buddhism, and tattoos on the body are suspected of blasphemy.