English abbreviation tattoo

Tattoo (body art) generally refers to tattoo (body art form).

Tattoo, now people call it tattoo, and the correct one should be tattoo, that is, using a needle stained with ink to penetrate into the bottom of the skin to create some patterns or words on the skin. Embroider all kinds of patterns on your body. See luck. Bye.

Tattoos, commonly known as tattoos, are called nirvana in ancient classical Chinese. They paint an ideal picture on people's monotonous skin, become the eternity of life, and keep memories as the most beautiful picture in life.

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According to the research of scientists, the earliest tattoo record was found on a frozen corpse in 199 1 bronze age, which can be traced back to around 3300 BC. In the 5th century BC, tattoo art appeared in Japan. They use tattoos to decorate themselves, show witchcraft, or mark criminals.

At that time, only the royal family and nobles could wear kimonos, and the restricted women at the bottom used tattoos to express their resistance. Patterns extending from the neck to the elbows and knees covered their bodies.

Tattooists hide complex patterns under clothes, and it is this high-pressure policy that makes Japanese tattoo design rise and become famous all over the world.

However, the Japanese government believed that tattooing activities would subvert the regime and declared tattooing illegal in 1870, which also entered a new era of international relations.

After that, tattoo artists went underground, and tattoo art became increasingly prosperous as an emotional expression of people's inner beliefs and wishes.

Later European explorers came into contact with Polynesians and American Indians, and tattoos reappeared in Europe.

The word tattoo comes from the Tahitian word "tattau", which means "mark". The explorer james cook first mentioned this word in 1769' s Records of South Pacific Exploration.

Mccomb's tattoo history began at 19 14. During World War I, American soldiers used tattoos to express their patriotic feelings.

People's Daily Online-Centennial Tattoo History: Old photos reveal the history of crazy tattoos in the last century.