飞马

The Feima (飞马) brand of cigarettes originally emerged as a military supply product from the old liberated areas. In July 1949, to overcome difficulties, the Shanghai State-owned Zhonghua Tobacco Company adopted the Feima trademark from the old liberated areas, promoting it as a "famous cigarette from the liberated zones." They reformed the original Feima cigarette formula, primarily using Xuchang tobacco leaves with Qingzhou tobacco as a supplement, crafting a flavor that embodies the "Shanghai style." In 1951, a total of 39,367 boxes were produced, with sales reaching 38,840 boxes. In early 1953, the Zhonghua Tobacco Company merged with the State-owned Shanghai Tobacco Company, and the Shanghai Cigarette Factories No. 2, No. 3, and No. 5 began producing this brand of cigarettes simultaneously. Soon after, it was pointed out that the winged Pegasus on the Feima trademark was an absurd myth, leading to a redesign featuring a galloping Pegasus against a backdrop of industrial and agricultural development, symbolizing the leap forward of China's socialist construction. From 1958 to 1960, the Shanghai Cigarette Factories No. 5 and No. 3 transitioned to other operations, while the Shanghai Cigarette Factory continued to produce Feima cigarettes. From 1984 to 1992, the production volume reached 485,000 boxes.

飞马牌卷烟原是老解放区生产的军供产品。1949年7月，上海国营中华烟草公司为摆脱困境，采用老解放区飞马牌卷烟商标，以“解放区名烟”为名进行宣传，改革原飞马牌卷烟的配方，以许昌烟叶为主，青州烟叶为辅，使其口味成为“海派口味”，1951年全年生产39367箱，销量38840箱。 1953年初，中华烟草公司与国营上海烟草公司合并，上海卷烟二厂、三厂和五厂同时生产该牌号卷烟。不久，有人指出飞马牌商标上使用带翼的飞马属荒诞神话，于是变更设计为奔腾飞马图案，并采用工农业建设为背景，象征中国社会主义建设的飞跃前进。 1958-1960年，上海卷烟五厂、三厂相继转业，飞马牌卷烟由上海卷烟厂继续生产。 1984-1992年产量为48.5万箱。