I think everyone knows Dānlín. Even people who don't like badminton have heard his name. But what I didn't know was that Dānlín was still a soldier and had the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. But through his usual game photos and videos, we can see that Dānlín has many tattoos. Aren't military tattoos forbidden? Then let's talk about Dānlín.
Some people say that Dānlín got the position of a soldier through the back door and didn't abide by the regulations after obtaining the status of a soldier, but this is not the case. Dānlín's family sent her to Fuzhou Bayi Team when she was 2/kloc-0. Therefore, Dānlín became a sports warrior at that time. During his time in the team, due to his outstanding performance in various competitions, Dānlín became the vice captain at that time, and Dānlín was promoted to lieutenant colonel in just one and a half years.
However, due to Dānlín's special status and being an athlete, the military's control over tattoos is not strict, so Dānlín can get tattoos, and every tattoo on Dānlín's body has a special meaning. Dānlín has a tattoo of a cross on his left arm. The cross is usually the representative of Kitu religion, but it is not Dānlín. This is written in memory of her dead grandmother, who was a devout Christian.
Secondly, Dānlín has two English letters F on his right arm, which are mainly addressed to his wife. In addition, Dānlín has a tattoo on his right arm called "Until the End of the World", mainly because Dānlín likes this line very much and wants to use it to motivate himself. Secondly, there are two letters ld on the back of Dānlín's neck, which is the abbreviation of Dānlín's name and his clothing brand. Secondly, Dānlín has five five-pointed stars tattooed on the outer side of his left arm, which is the ease of his five badminton matches, so every tattoo on Dānlín's body means a lot to him.