When did the ancients start tattooing?

Tattoos actually became popular a long time ago, because they used to believe in totems and thought there were miracles. So many people will tattoo their beliefs on their bodies, one for faith and the other for identification. There are two ideas in the later period. The first is to abandon the concept of ghosts and gods, and the second is not to hurt your body, so this hobby is put down. It became popular in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, so the prosperity of the times can also emancipate the mind. Many people thought it was from punishment at first. In ancient times, people who committed crimes would tattoo marks on his body or face to let everyone know his identity.

But in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it became a hobby, and even people who specialized in this matter appeared. The technology is generally acceptable, the technology is good, and even various landscapes are vividly restored. At that time, people's tattoos were still classified, and people who liked tattoos very much would choose flowers or paintings. And some ancient underworld will choose a special totem, just to show authority. Educated people will choose landscape painting and fly from birds to mountains.

And some people are eccentric and put their favorite patterns on them, such as brushes, gourds and so on. Even people who like a poet very much will tattoo his works on themselves, and now they are fans. Of course, this thing is also very popular around women, such as direct tattoo makeup, for convenience and beauty.

There was no current technology in ancient times, but a fruit juice can also achieve the effect. Pierce the skin and let it melt in, slowly forming a pattern. Later, ink was also used to achieve better appearance and clarity.