When did the custom of tattooing come into being? Why don't old people like it?

Tattooing custom originated from primitive society, and old people don't like it because their thoughts are too conservative.

In modern times, some young people often prefer to go to tattoo shops to get tattoos, so they look sloppy, so some old people or conservative people don't like such people very much. So when did the custom of tattooing originate? Tattoos originated in primitive society and were called "tattoos" at that time, and later evolved into tattoos.

In the earliest tribal times, when there were feudal superstitions, people believed in totems, so they often tattooed the totems of their tribes on themselves, representing a belief and showing the cohesion of their tribes. Of course, the totem of each tribe is different, and it is also to fight for different beliefs on behalf of themselves and distinguish different human beings. Anyone who has seen the Water Margin knows that in the Song Dynasty, people began to tattoo some patterns on themselves, such as the history of nine dragons and so on. To show your beauty. At that time, if you were exiled by the government, you had to tattoo your face to let others know that this person had committed a crime and so on. Why don't some old people in modern times like it? This is still the old feudal conservative thought at work, because they think that the body should obey their parents, and tattoos represent their disrespect for their own bodies, that is, disrespect for their parents, that is, unfilial. Yue Fei is no stranger to everyone, right? My mother-in-law tattooed the words loyal to the country on Yue Fei's back. Isn't it a tattoo?

Generally speaking, although many young people or men and women in love like tattoos, there are good and bad ones. This is a choice, as long as we are positive and strive to get better.