Tattoo has many causes in ancient times, and it is also complicated. Different places have different customs. As early as the primitive human period, the ancients at that time used white mud or fuel to paint the body and face. One of its functions is to beautify yourself, and the second is to scare the enemy. The first people first used clay, oil or plant juice to spread the body because they thought it was good for the body. For example, the ancient monks "winter used to apply sputum cream to protect the wind from the cold". Later, they gradually felt that the body was beautiful. So I applied my body to the pleasure of aesthetics. The scars left by fighting and hunting injuries are considered by women to be the symbol of a brave and beautiful man, and will also make the decoration of the remains prevalent. More primitive people paint on their skin some of the totems that are considered to be their ancestors' ancestors. Once it is established as a symbol of the official members of the clan, the tattoo becomes a system. As for some of the ancient books, "the tattoo is to avoid the dragon" is another concept of customs. It is estimated that about 14,000 years ago, in the Stone Age, the mummies of the Egyptian pyramids were stored for more than four thousand years. The male and female nobles were engraved with obvious tattoo masterpieces. Tattoos are defined as the interpretation of their social hierarchy and tribal alliance.
