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Not only misunderstanding about the Chinese character's meaning, the script also bother me... I mean, come on, if you want to tattoo Chinese characters on your body, don't you want it to looks like an art? Even it looks the same to you but at least it might impress people who could read Chinese. Here is a story. Many years ago, use ink to draw on the body as tattoo was very popular in Taiwan, Thailand, even Greece. I have been to Greece, there is an island names Myknos, at night, you could just walk around the lanes in the city center, just like night market. I met a guy whos doing the ink tattoo, of course, there are samples that you could choose to ink tattoo on your body. I was checking out the samples and laughed, because I saw the characters that I use to read, Chinese. Yes, it's Chinese, but I don't know how he got the characters, be honest, the scripts looks awful to me. It doesn't looks like art, but seems like someone try to "draw" the Chinese character and didn't do a good job.
I understand why so many westerners would like to tattoo Chinese characters, because it looks like art as I said before, also could tell want they try to show. But before tattoo it, you better make sure the meaning is what you really want, and try to get the suit script on your body. If you need a suggestion, maybe I could help you.