Does "skeleton" mean anything else?

Skeleton also represents a new beginning, which can also be understood as changing fate and pursuing a new life. In some places, skeletons are also eternal symbols of strength and life. Most importantly, it also represents equality, because no matter the status, rich or poor, we will eventually turn into bones and return to the starting point of life.

Skull, generally refers to a complete skeleton or a skull without meat or hair. In medicine, bones are used to understand the interior of human beings and to study and treat diseases. But in fact, because most people think that their bones are for future generations, few people donate all their bones, and plastics are often used as bone imitations in real life.

People who really love life will choose to wear their favorite skull ornaments, which brings out a kind of self-confidence and a kind of control over life. This is why skeleton culture and locomotive culture are so closely linked and almost inseparable.

Generally speaking, men's bones are thicker and longer than women's, with rougher bone surfaces, more bumps and heavier bones. Among men's and women's bones, the gender characteristics of pelvis are the most obvious, with the greatest difference, followed by skull and limbs.