Tattoos in China

[RW]

Tattoos are no longer taboo in China.



It seems Chinese people like getting English words on them.  



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[RW]

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[Anonymous]

It's OK for a student, music biz or someone working in a bar. However, if someone interviews for a job in my home country and every other candidate had visible tattoos, I know the inkless one will be the one offered the position.

[RW]

It's still like that here.  In some jobs, you need to cover your ink.

[Bricktop]

Fashionista; "Look, Shen Li, handsome Chinese boy with three dragons on chest!"



Shen Li; "Hah. I like Chinese boy with one draggin' on ground."

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[Wulf]

Fashionista; "Look, Shen Li, handsome Chinese boy with three dragons on chest!"



Shen Li; "Hah. I like Chinese boy with one draggin' on ground."

The only way that will happen is if Chinese boy has no legs.

[Bricktop]

ac_lmfao

[RW]

Hahaha

[Anonymous]

Fashionista; "Look, Shen Li, handsome Chinese boy with three dragons on chest!"



Shen Li; "Hah. I like Chinese boy with one draggin' on ground."

 ac_blush

[Anonymous]

It's OK for a student, music biz or someone working in a bar. However, if someone interviews for a job in my home country and every other candidate had visible tattoos, I know the inkless one will be the one offered the position.

Tattoos are seen as a youthful indiscretion in Taiwan I think..



Taiwan is a white collar economy..



Visible tattoos on adults are viewed as unprofessional.

[Renee]

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Looks like a prison tat.  

[RW]

Hahaha

[Lance Leftardashian]

It's wonderful to see CHinese getting tattoos like we do in the west.