***What does it mean to come to Baiyue Tattoo Place?

***Lai Baiyue tattoo site refers to a cultural phenomenon in ancient southern China, where "***Lai" means belonging, and "Baiyue" refers to the many ethnic minorities in the south at that time.

This phenomenon is mainly manifested in the fact that these ethnic groups will tattoo various styles of tattoos on their bodies to show their identity, status and achievements.

1. The background and basic concepts of Baiyue culture. Baiyue culture originated from the Lingnan region in southern China and is a very complex and diverse cultural phenomenon.

The Baiyue ethnic group mainly includes Yue, Zhan, Li, Bai, Miao, Shui and other tribes and ethnic groups. It has been in interaction and collision with the Central Plains culture for a long time in history.

2. The form and meaning of tattoos. Baiyue people will embroider, draw or engrave words on their bodies to mark their tribe, ethnic group and personal identity.

These patterns and words often reflect their belief in nature and ancestor worship, and are also their recognition and expression of their own value and achievements.

3. The inheritance of Baiyue culture today. With the passage of history, Baiyue culture gradually disappeared and declined.

However, in modern times, we can still find the shadow of Baiyue culture in many ethnic groups and folk cultures in the south.

For example, in neighboring countries such as Vietnam and Laos, there are also tattoo traditions similar to those in southern China.

4. The significance and value of Baiyue culture Although Baiyue culture is historically a marginalized culture, it not only demonstrates the diversity and openness of southern China's history, but also provides us with a deeper understanding of this region.

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In addition, the characteristics of the tattoo tradition also present an aesthetic and cultural value that is different from the spirit of the times.

***Come to Baiyue Tattoo Place" the whole poem "Climb the Liuzhou City Tower and send to Zhangting to seal the four states" In the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan's city was connected to the desert by high-rise buildings, and the sea and sky were filled with sorrow and thoughts. The stormy wind disrupted the hibiscus water, and the dense rain slanted into Xili.

Wall. The ridges and trees cover thousands of miles of sight, and the river flows like nine ileum. When I come to Baiyue Tattoo Place, I feel like my music is stuck in a hometown.