Foreigners are addicted to tattoos and choose "absurd China people" in pursuit of individuality: meaningless.

Tattoos are a very popular culture abroad.

Especially among football players,

Many big-name stars you see are printed with various tattoo patterns.

Many foreigners are interested in China tattoos ~ ~ ~

Even retired English soccer star David Beckham,

They are all tattooed on a large area with tattoos of "life and death, making money in the sky", which shows the enthusiasm of foreigners for tattoos.

However, many foreigners will make a big joke because they don't know Chinese!

Recently, some netizens wrote "Does anyone understand the meaning of this string of words?" in the "Dcard" forum for college students. Caused a heated discussion!

In the article, the original PO posted several photos in succession, saying, "Do foreigners like to tattoo Chinese characters on their bodies? But isn't lemonade ridiculous? 」

In the original photo, a handsome foreigner has a tattoo on his back that says "Lemon makes lemonade when life brings you", which makes the original PO confused.

I couldn't help posting on the Internet, and the eagle-eyed netizens recognized at a glance that the woman in the photo was actually * * * actress Riley Reid! Riley, who often takes beautiful photos on IG, it is no secret that there is a line of Chinese characters behind him. Many netizens left a message at the bottom to dispel doubts, saying that the original text should be English "When life gives you lemons, make it a lemon-specific tune!" 」,

Encourage life not to be hindered by difficulties, but after translation into Chinese, the meaning becomes a bit funny. In addition, because Riley's figure is too good, many netizens are kneeling, saying that her figure is too dramatic. Some netizens even said humorously, "I tried very hard to see something, but that bright spot caused my blind spot." "I really want to help her pull up her pants."

Some senior fans also turned out the old photos, saying that "there was a typo when they followed", which triggered the topic.