Is tattooing the eye of God taboo?

Dude, tattoos are not superstitious. China's tattoos existed as early as Neolithic ancestors' society. From painted pottery culture to Sanxingdui ruins, from wuyue in the southeast to barbarians in the southwest, the distribution area of ancient tattoo behavior is actually very extensive. Although the reasons for choosing patterns and tattoos are different, those tattoos do not seem to have the derogatory nature of social class.

However, in the context of distinguishing good from bad, China countries since the Western Zhou Dynasty used the connection between "style" and "grain". The punishment of "wiping ink" in the "five punishments" is exactly its kind. For example, when Qin Shihuang repaired the Great Wall, he used "Cheng Dan" tattooed on his face to punish those who were at fault; In the Song Dynasty, in order to prevent people who were sent to the frontier from escaping, the words "Tattoos have a week" were tattooed on their faces.

Before and after the pre-Qin period, there were generally three kinds of tattoos. One is the tattoo behavior that focuses on aesthetics or courage. The second is the "athlete tattoo" related to military management. The idea of "serving the country wholeheartedly" tattooed on the arms of people with military achievements probably comes from Yue Fei. At the turn of the Song Dynasty, many soldiers got tattoos, some of which were regarded as symbols of loyalty. Tattooing is an art without superstition. What tattoos can change fate is just something that people need to make up when they are free. If tattooing can really change fate, then a tattoo artist can get a successful career by tattooing himself directly. What else could he be?