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I've seen a lot of people, including famous ones like David Beckham, wear Chinese calligraphy on their bodies. It seems that if you have a Chinese tattoo symbol on your arm, shoulder blade, wrist, or wherever else you'd want a tattoo, you're considered popular. Well, I can't blame them, especially Westerners.
There's a certain mystery enveloping the beautifully complex Chinese characters. The fact that a lot of people don't know or aren't familiar with the meaning of these characters attracts more attention to the person wearing the tattoo. One can't help but wonder what those characters mean, and what relevance those meanings have for the person who wears them.
The top symbols that are used for tattoos are the symbols of the Chinese zodiac and the symbols for love, strength, faith, friendship, family, happiness, peace, hope, and lastly, luck. These choices reflect what people desire for themselves, for their lives, or what they believe best reflects their personalities, narrates their experiences, or asserts their identities. These are one of the perks of having a Chinese tattoo symbol and it can make you wonder why the Chinese or most Asians themselves don't have them.
Well, try imagining that you're a native English speaker and you have the word "love" tattooed on your arm. Some fancy having a dragon tattoo and having the Chinese character for dragon tattooed alongside it. It's like having a picture of a dragon labeled "dragon". Chinese and Asians usually prefer to have tattoo symbols of animals or flowers.
A Chinese tattoo symbol used as a tattoo can either be Chinese calligraphy or Chinese writing. This is an important consideration since there is a difference between the two. Chinese calligraphy is not just words or writing; it depicts emotion, mood and thought, and can be as much a picture as words, so that it would be best, aesthetically speaking, to choose Chinese calligraphy over Chinese writing. One site gave seven kinds of Chinese calligraphy, two of which are used as tattoo designs -the Kaishu style (or the formal or regular style) and the Lishu style (or the official clerical style).
One should be careful in using Chinese characters as tattoos. Because not all Chinese words, ideas, proverbs or philosophies can be directly translated into English and vice versa, there have been a lot of hilarious and embarrassing mistakes after having a Chinese tattoo symbol done. Usually, the mistakes come from using translator engines found on the Internet that inaccurately translate English words or ideas into Chinese. An example of this is the word "freedom" being translated into "cheap". Getting help from a native speaker is advisable over having translations done through the Internet.
Having a Chinese tattoo symbol has gained wide popularity mostly among Westerners who may find these characters, with their complexity and deeper meanings, exotic and beautiful. It helps them express themselves, their identities and experiences. For those who are interested in getting tattoos with Chinese symbols, make sure to consult a native Chinese speaker to avoid mistakes and embarrassment in indelible art.
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Why Is Learning Chinese Language So Difficult?
Learning Chinese, especially as an adult, can be quite a difficult task. It is sort of like training a dog how to do new tricks after it reaches adulthood, or trying to teach an old lady how to drive, after she has spent most of her life walking to where she needs to go, or perhaps taking a bus or taxi. Going through the process or translation dictionaries, compact disc training sets, books, tutoring, and school courses can become extremely vigorous and frustrating, especially if you have a hard time learning new languages to begin with. But do not feel bad, because learning the Chinese language is even hard for Chinese people themselves due to its complexities. Chinese has widely been known to be one of the most popular yet most difficult languages to learn. Some people say “it’s Chinese to me!”, which is pretty much proof in the pudding that learning Chinese is like rocket science to most. The key to learning the language is to have a mindset of understanding it will be hard, but knowing it will be fun trying your best to learn it.
Learning to speak Chinese is a task in and of itself, but learning to write in Chinese is a whole new ballgame altogether. While English only has combinations of our 26 basic letters, Chinese has up to 50,000 characters in their language. Which can be super difficult trying to memorize them all. Chinese doesn’t use a basic alphabet like most languages do. They rely on combination of characters that mean different things. there are no commonalities to English at all with Chinese writing and reading. It is even hard to read translations in translation manuals, if they are written in Chinese symbols. Perhaps the most difficult reasons to learn how to speak the Chinese language is that certain words spoken in different tones and dialect can have completely different meanings, which makes Chinese even more complex! In conclusion, I recommend getting a Chinese tutor via the internet, because it is the cheapest and most effective way to practice and learn the difficult, yet beautiful Chinese language and writing system.
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