Tang posts photos of Chinese character tattoos that either contain errors or carry no meaning. Tang says as a Chinese American, he felt it was his "duty and honor to educate the public about the ...

This Blog Says Some “Chinese Character” Tattoos Are Based On Incorrect I August 7, 2013 Tweet. She ... saying he was being very mysterious about the meaning behind his new arm tats.

Style: As much as 40% of some tattooists' business now consists of Asian pictographs. Sometimes images convey a meaningful message; other times they just look cool.

IT’S a popular tattoo tradition – to have an inking of Chinese letters. But sometimes things get lost in translation between the tattooist and the client. At least, that’s exactly… ...

The Chinese language is difficult, and perhaps no one has struggled more with it than the inkers and bearers of America’s Chinese-character tattoos. Most infamous was probably the tattoo on ...

Of course, the woman in question might just really like miso soup and is fully aware of her ink's true meaning. But then Mandarin/Cantonese-speaking tattoo artists do quite like to have fun with ...

The written Japanese and Chinese languages are composed not of individual letters but of ideographs or pictographs, which represent an idea or thing. Some characters consist of more than 30 strokes.