The meaning of Guanyin stepping on a dragon tattoo

The image of Guanyin stepping on a dragon comes from Guanyin, and the dragon is the second in Buddhism. It has great strength and ability and is the patron saint of Buddhism. In tattoos, dragons give people a powerful and domineering momentum, which is the most popular pattern for boys. Combining Guanyin, which represents kindness, with the dragon makes the whole pattern domineering, which is generally suitable for boys.

There is a folk saying about the image of Guanyin stepping on a dragon. There is a dragon in the East China Sea, which often harms human beings, but few people can submit to it because of its powerful force. After hearing this, Guanyin Bodhisattva decided to kill the people, so she rushed to the East China Sea to appease it and set foot on the faucet to show her treasure. After the world saw it, it offered a statue of Guanyin. This tattoo symbolizes the Buddha's compassion, helping others and protecting from harm.