Chinese Tattoo-Thirty one

Thirty one is thirty plus one so you write thirty and add one become thirty one.

Chinese Tattoo-Thirty

Thirty is three ten so you write three and ten then become thirty.

Chinese Tattoo-Twenty one

Twenty one is twenty plus one so you write twenty and add one below it.

Chinese Tattoo-Twenty

Twenty is two ten, so you write two and then add ten below it become twenty.

Chinese Tattoo-Ten

Chinese Tattoo-Three

Chinese Tattoo-Two

Chinese Tattoo-Thanks Giving

Today is the last day of thanks giving weekend, hope every one has a great thanks giving holidays no matter you get a half price LCD TV or not :P See above thanks giving Chinese tattoo character.

Chinese Tattoo-Taurus

The Earth element of Taurus brings strength and the desire for solid ground form and structure. Yup, no wonder is my sign....

Chinese Tattoo-Tao

I was first amazed that Tao was used as a restaurant name. It seems there are a lot movie stars and celebrities love to go to that restaurant. I am also surprised that they use Buddha as a deco, very interesting. To see more detail about Tao, please visit wiki Tao page.

Chinese Tattoo-Tai ji

Tai Ji is the element of everything so to speak. You can tell from Tai Ji symbol.

Chinese Tattoo-Tiger

Except Dragon Tattoo, I think Chinese tattoo "Tiger" is also very popular. What I do not understand is that Tiger is not even one of the twelve Chinese Zodiac symbol. There are also a lot of Chinese idiom and phrase related with tiger but let's start with "Tiger" first.

Chinese Tattoo-True Love

The first character means "true" and the other means "love". Very straight forward. I also add devider because then you will konw there are six true love fonts. Since I saw some up side down Chinese so I will add my web address so you will know wich side is top when you are in tattoo shop. In fact, if you are also interested in temporary tattoo, check "temporary tattoo" link on the right hand side, the first two temporary tattoo mean "true love".

Chinese Tattoo-The true, the good, and the beautiful

Today I visited one local tattoo shop and I realized something Chinese Tattoo lover should know: Do some research before you tattoo Chinese. Here is the story, I asked the tattoo artist there what if some customer need a Chinese translation? He said "Just go ask the restaurant next door". The restaurant next door is not even Chinese restaurant but a Japanese restaurant. What make things funnier is that the owner and waitress of the restaurant are Korean. Why I knew that? Because I am the regular of the restaurant! Then he showed me his Chinese tattoo make no sense to me. They are all random Chinese character put together. In addition, the Chinese calligraphy tattoo flash behind me look like written by 3 years old Chinese kid. I know people want some spiritual Chinese tattoo and one character means a lot. You do not want some day when you travel to China and found out those Chinese people tattoo misspelled English, do you? Try some phrase in Chinese that really mean something like above. The true, the good and the beautiful with only three simple Chinese character.

Chinese tattoo-Top player in the "game"

The game here is not regular base ball game or any kind of game. It is the same game as " Don't hate the player, hate the game" that kind of game. If you are very confident with your "game", you can tattoo this. Enjoy the game.