chinese tattoos

 Pronunciation: Ai
Meaning: Love
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.

 Pronunciation: Hu
Meaning: Tiger
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

 Pronunciation: Long
Meaning: Dragon (Chinese dragon)
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu styl.
Chinese character tattoos

 Pronunciation: Ren
Meaning: to endure
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

 Pronunciation: Qin
Meaning: diligent
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

 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 tattoos

 Pronunciation: Yong
Meaning: Brave
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

 Pronunciation: Ren
Meaning: Benevolence; merciful; kindhearted
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

 Pronunciation: Zhong
Meaning: Loyal
Symbols: the first symbol is in Kaiti Style while the second is in Lishu style.
Chinese character tattoos

Chinese symbol tatttoo seems to become very popular these days. However, it seems that many people do not quitely understand those Chinese symbols and characters tattooed on their body. Be assured that you understand the meaning of the symbols or characters before you get them as your tattoo.

The most famous Chinese tattoo symbols were given to a general called Yue Fei in the Song Dynasty by his mother.
Chinese character tattoos