Showing posts with label chinese tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chinese tattoo. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

japanese tattoos design for girls | tattoos girl

Dragons have been also termed as a symbol of Earth, Water, Underworld and Sky. It is regarded as neither culturally far ranging character whose bad temper is interpreted as neither good nor evil. Even the forces of nature are not regarded as human hearted since they represent the cycle of life and death which is followed by birth and renewal. It is said that natures nurtures and nature destroys and so does the dragon.

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One of the common images of dragon resembles some sort of reptilian creature with lizard like features which dominates the image. The dragon tattoo images features the forked tongue which is common to reptilian creatures.
They are regarded as a symbol of mischief, wisdom, good, evil, adventure and strength. The type of images that are chosen depends upon the personal choice of the person which several men choosing tattoo designs that are either red or green and several women choosing tattoo designs which are either blue, purple or pink in color. The colors are as important as the design of the dragon tattoos.




Friday, April 3, 2009

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Girl with Full back tattoos

Girls love ink arts.There are some cool tattoos on the back.

six star tattoo on the top back, then come a cool heart tattoo.A big bird tattoo in the center of her back, under the big bird tattoo, the are two Chinese chracter tattoo.

Monday, January 26, 2009

The Chinese Horoscope

The Chinese Horoscope
The Chinese calendar contains cycles of twelve years. A different animal represents each year. The first year of the cycle is the year of the rat. After that comes the year of the ox, the year of the tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the goat, the monkey, the rooster, the dog and the pig. After the pig the cycle begins again.

No one actually knows why the Chinese named the years in honor of these animals but there are several interesting legends which explain the cycle of animals. One story is that once, long ago, a Chinese King invited all the animals to his palace to celebrate the New Year. Only twelve animals accepted the invitation and came to the party. The first animal to arrive was the rat and the next was the ox. The other ten animals came soon after. To reward the animals, the King named a year for each animal.

Now many people say that if a person is born in the year of a certain animal he or she is like that animal. Find the year of your birth on the illustration and then read about the animal your year is named for.

Don't be angry if your year is a snake or a horse or a pig. In the Chinese horoscope all the animals are wise and important. No animal of the horoscope is considered dumb or ugly or evil. The Chinese symbols or characters in the center of the illustration mean "birth" and "alike". They are pronounced "sheng" and "hsiao" in Chinese.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Chinese Tattoo

Below are some free Chinese tattoo symbols frequently
used by Chinese people.
1st Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol
Pronunciation: Zhong
Meaning: Loyal

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese Characters for Loyal
2nd Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Ren

Meaning: Benevolence; merciful; kindhearted


Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese writings for BenevolenceChinese writings for Benevolence
3td Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Yong

Meaning: Brave

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese alphabet for BraveChinese alphabet for Brave
4th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Yi

Meaning: Justice or righteousness; loyal to
brotherhood

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese Character for JusticeChinese Character for Justice
5th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Qin

Meaning: diligent

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese alphabet for diligentChinese alphabets for diligent
6th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Ren

Meaning: to endure

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese word for endure Chinese words for endure
7th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Long

Meaning: Dragon (Chinese dragon)

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu styl.

Chinese Dragon in Kaiti StyleChinese Dragon in Lishu style


8th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Hu

Meaning: Tiger

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese writings for TigerChinese writings for Tiger
8th Free Chinese Tattoo Symbol

Pronunciation: Ai

Meaning: Love

Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style
while the second is in Lishu style.

Chinese writing for Love Chinese writing for love 2