What's the story of striped shoulder-backed dragon?

Tattooed dragons (especially those tattooed on their backs or over their shoulders) can't tattoo their eyes (they can't point their eyes), which is called "eye-nourishing", because if they point their eyes, the dragons will be "alive", and they will have spirituality and evil spirits. If the landlord can't "stop" or "carry" it, it will be in trouble, so the tattoo dragon must be careful.

If the landlord thinks he is upright and strong, there is nothing wrong with the striped shoulder dragon. (In fact, there is another fact, that is, if a thin man has a shoulder dragon tattooed, others seem to think that people and tattoos are not in harmony; A burly person with a dragon on his shoulder will feel very imposing. Tattoos and people complement each other and look good. )

Besides, you can't tattoo a dragon with five claws, but it doesn't matter if it has four claws. The dragon robe worn by the ancient emperor was embroidered with golden dragons with five claws, which was a symbol of the highest status. Golden dragon with five claws is also the highest level dragon, so golden dragon with five claws can't be easily tattooed. In ancient times, the official robes of some ministers were embroidered with four-claw dragons, which were pythons. As long as their status was not higher than that of the emperor, it didn't matter.