Was there a tattoo artist in ancient China? Is there a tattoo industry? Are there any celebrities who like tattoos?

In ancient times, the Han people generally used tattoos as punishment, because in Confucianism, tattooing, shaving and beheading were basically a level of punishment, so in ancient times, no matter what was committed, once the head was shaved, it was generally not investigated. I don't know if tattooed celebrities have hobbies. The nine dragons recorded in "The Tale of Yue Jueshu" are: "Wang Yue's giant sword hangs down the seashore and gets a tattoo." Mozi Meng Gong: "Betty Wong lived in simplicity, cut his hair and got a tattoo." "Zuo Zhuan's seven years of mourning for the public" pointed out: "Taibo ... Zhong Yongsi's tattoo was cut off, and he was naked as a decoration." -haircut, tattoo, no clothes for decoration. Since the pre-Qin period, tattooing means tattooing words on prisoners' faces. In China's ancient books, there are already tattoos, sculptures, tattoos, sculptures and other words, and there are other examples of warning with tattoos, such as the story of Yue Fei's mother's tattoo. However, tattoos have gradually evolved into a personal decoration. For example, Water Margin, one of the four wonders, covers at least three of them. In addition, there are national tattoos. Yang Fu's Record of Foreign Objects in the Eastern Han Dynasty records the tattoo people in Guangxi: "Carve the country, draw its face and body, carve its muscles to make it green, or it is like brocade or fish scales."

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