One is an eagle tattoo, emblazoned on his chest. Another, also on his chest, ... It was the Chinese character for “family,” and it used to run down from his right shoulder down his arm.

Tattoos making a mark in China By Sun Yuqing (chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2007-06-16 20:16. More and more Chinese are beginning to have or accept tattoos, according to some tattoo fans said during ...

Tattoos have a long history in China. But for most of that history tattoos were stigmatized, associated with prisoners and vagrants. That’s now changing.

The 28-year-old has asked Hai to remove tattoos on her chest and ankles before her wedding next year. But she only did so at her mother’s insistence, Hai says. “Her mother worries the tattoos will be ...

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The tattoo on the upper left side of his chest was the face of a goat, while the one on the bottom part of his belly was Chinese symbols. In the caution, he applauded persons who love getting ...

She has a tattoo of a butterfly on her chest – representing the memory of a baby she lost. ... “I couldn’t see myself doing traditionally Chinese tattoos like dragons and fish.

Tattoos have a long history in China. But for most of that history tattoos were stigmatized, associated with prisoners and vagrants. That’s now changing.