I am wanting a chinese symbol tattoo and need a good, reliable website with some pics and meanings.
Chinese and Japanese use roughly the same alphabet (but not entirely and not using the same grammar). Here is a site that lists good Kanji (more Japanese than Chinese).
I hope that it helps, I realize that you want Chinese but I’ve had a bit of trouble in the past finding a similar site for Chinese writing.
I want to know what the Chinese symbol for Black Panther is. I already have chinese symbol tattoos that I made sure were right but this one is hard to find and I really want the tattoo. So if someone knows Chinese Calligraphy could please answer the quesion with a link or something I would really be greatfull.
p.s. usually a black panther is a Leopard or Jaguar that is black
http://formosa-translation.com/chinese/b/bb138.html
here you go
it’ll look good
I am looking to get two tattoos of the chinese symbols for patience and blessed but I am getting conflicting information as to how to find accurate symbols for these words. Any suggestions?
patience (noun) = 耐性 = nai-xing-44
blessed (adjective) = 祝福的 = zhu-fu-de-420
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It’s not stupid…it’s just weird, ironic, and a bit contradicting 
What is more more ridiculous than a redheaded white girl with some ZULU stuff on her arm or a black with two or three chinese symbols meaning god-knows-what? Do they think that somewhere in Africa that their family crest is tattoo’ed on a Ugandan soldier?
BECAUSE THEY ARE SIMPLY IMPRESSIONABLE CHILDREN- SUCCUMBING TO PEER PRESSURE. NOT ALL TATS ARE BAD- MR ROGERS HAD A TATTOO, SEVERAL FAMOUS PEOPLE HAVE THEM BUT THE REASONS ARE PERSONAL AND PRIVATE. CHINESE LOGOS FOR CHICKEN AND SNOWPEAS? -WHY? CROSSES? INITIALS? HEARTS? MAKE A MORE DEMURE AND UNDERSTANDABLE MESSAGE TO MOST. WHY ON THE BACK OF THE NECK? WHY ON THE BACKEND-SO EVERYONE ELSE CAN SEE IT EXCEPT FOR THE POSSESSOR OF THE "ARTWORK" ? WHY ALL THOSE ELABORATE DESIGNS ON THE FOREARMS- 8 DIFFERENT COLORS-FLAMES AND NAKED WOMEN, CUSSING, LEWD DESIGNS- JUST AS USEFUL AS ONE OF THOSE OFFENSIVE T-SHIRTS EXCEPT THAT IT IS UNABLE TO BE REMOVED- JUST HOW DRUNK WERE YOU FOLKS WHEN YOU DID THOSE THINGS ANYWAY?
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‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) explores the commodification and appropriation of Asian cultural elements into mainstream America and examines the effects of this trend on Asian Americans.
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In examining the recent trendiness of Asian cultural elements, such as bindis, Buddhist beads, and Chinese character tattoos, ‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) seeks to address whether this commodification of Asian culture signals the acceptance of Asian Americans into the cultural fabric of America.
Produced by a group of undergraduates at UC-Berkeley, the video forces the viewer to consider the contradictions between the current fashionability of Asian symbols and the history of oppression suffered by Asian Americans. For example, what does it mean that many white folks like to dress up as Asians while, at the same time, scientist Wen Ho Lee is systematically mistreated because of his Asian appearance?
Combining commentary with spoken word poetry, ‘yellow apparel’ presents the material with humor, pride, and passion.
The documentary also draws connections between these issues as they concern Asian Americans and the ways in which Black culture is appropriated while Black communities are marginalized throughout society. While explaining the appropriation of an exotic Asia as an attempt to fill the void created by a bureaucratized suburban lifestyle in America, ‘yellow apparel’ does not attempt to provide a clear-cut solution but rather a critical and informed examination of the commodification of Asian culture.
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