PUNK is an anti-rock music force that emerged in the 1970s. PUNK is translated as "punk" in mainland China; translated as "punk" in Taiwan, and "collapse" in Hong Kong. In the West, the definition of PUNK in the dictionary is (slang) hooligan, trash, prostitute, child molester, inferior, etc. (although its meaning has changed to a certain extent now). It has been 25 years since "PUNK" magazine was first founded by Leg McNeil in 1975 and then became a trend in this music by Sex Pistols. To understand PUNK’s impact on the world and indoor spaces, we must first understand the meaning and development of PUNK.

Punk is known as the "Sex Guns" band as "the vanguard of the British punk revolution". Following closely: Crash, Curse, Roxy, Blasphemous and many more. Their music styles may be different, but the characteristics of their music are the same, that is: rebellion, rebellion, rebellion again! Rebel against tradition, rebel against the system, rebel against the increasingly boring life without passion and meaning. Each of them has a strong revolutionary consciousness. In fact, their purpose is to set off a great revolution that penetrates into every corner of life in the mediocre European continent in the 1970s and 1980s, so as to help mankind lead to the future. Add some color to your journey. The creations of punk musicians often point directly at human beings' stubbornness and challenge all established rules. They use simple chords to express simple emotions, and use vulgar and clear language to tell the beauty and ugliness of human nature. They praise marijuana and God; they advocate promiscuity and call for society to pay attention to the children of single parents; they curse war, but abuse violence in their lives; they live in chaos, but are full of yearning for the future, and they are subverting the old Some wasteful cultures also create new wastes. In short, like the "Beat Generation" in literature and "Dadaism" in art, they represent a possibility and multiple options for the direction of human development, and are a direct reflection of the multiple contradictions of human beings. reflect.

Then, punk culture moved from the stage to life, and they began to express their determination to revolutionize in various aspects other than performances: wearing jeans with holes, painted with skulls and beautiful women; men combing their hair The women have extremely cool comb hair, and the women have shaved all their hair to reveal their blue scalp; they have pierced noses and pierced rings; their bodies are covered with indigo fluorescent powder. They seem to have to make you look at them sideways to be satisfied. In fact, what are they? No, it's just to show their difference, their rebellion, and their dissatisfaction with this real society. If you think they dress up like this to show that they are punks, you are wrong. In the words of punks: "I am a punk, so I am a punk. If it is to make people recognize that I am a punk, I dress up like a punk." If so, then it must not be a real punk. "In today's society, everything seems to be fake, including fake brand-name products; fake police fines; fake blind beggars, and of course fake punks. These fake punks constantly label themselves as punks and fighters, "I only know three chords!" God knows if they said this because they failed to practice the fourth chord. In fact, at their core, they are just more sophisticated than ordinary people. Hypocritical vulgar people. There are vulgar people who pretend to be punks, and there are punks who pretend to be vulgar people. The former is to satisfy desires and vanity, while the latter is to satisfy inner and spiritual needs.

Punk's cockscomb head, also known as "Mohawk", is derived from the helmet on the head of ancient Roman warriors.