Mother-in-law tattoo advocate people to practice what values

Tattoos are popular in the Northern Song Dynasty

This is also documented in the Water Margin, where Shi Jin, the Nine-Tattooed Dragon, and Yan Qing, the Prodigal Son, are both tattooed

There are already a lot of Water Margin stories in the Southern Song Dynasty

The Southern Song Dynasty's version of the Prodigal Son's nickname is not "The Prodigal Son," it's called the Yijiang Qing

The Jingkang Shame. After that, tattoos became popular in the Southern Song army against the Jin Dynasty

For example, the Flower Legs Army had uniform tattoos to show their determination to fight against the Jin Dynasty

It was similar to the Jin Yong's novel, where the Tien-Di Guild had the soles of their feet tattooed with the words "Against the Qing Dynasty and Restore the Ming Dynasty"

They left their marks on their bodies, so that they did not have to worry about defecting

Mother-in-law was the only person who had a tattoo. p>

At the time of mother-in-law's tattoo, first of all, the child was still young

How ambitious can he be in the future? Not necessarily

There was social unrest and constant fighting, so it would have been more reliable to be a soldier and eat army food

But the tattoo, "Be loyal to the country", would have made it easier to eat food in whatever army you were in

Whether or not there was a change of dynasty, whoever became the emperor, it would not be a crime to see these four words

The tattoo was made by mother-in-law.

The story of Mother Yue's tattoo, from the Ming and Qing dynasty novels

Whether it belongs to the historical facts, there is no way to prove it

But the tattoos were popular in the Northern Song dynasty, and the tattoos were popular in the early Southern Song dynasty against the Jin Dynasty army.