Description

Crafted from Luzon tobacco leaves and infused with natural plant extract flavors, complemented by a dual composite filter tip. From a historical and cultural perspective, the Ming Dynasty's "Lu Shu" records that "the country of Luzon produces a remarkable herb called 'Xun,' which can intoxicate and dispel miasma." This indicates that "Luzon tobacco" was introduced to Hepu, Guangxi, during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, tracing back over 500 years as the origin of Chinese tobacco. Furthermore, the discovery of three Ming Dynasty porcelain pipes and a stamp inscribed with "Made on the 20th of April in the 28th year of Jiajing" by the Guangxi Museum's artifact team in 1980 at the Shangyao site in Hepu, along with the unearthing of numerous porcelain pipes from a Ming Dynasty kiln in Yongning, Guangxi, in 2013, challenges the traditional view that Chinese tobacco was first introduced from the Philippines to Fujian and Guangdong during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, supporting a new perspective on the origins of Chinese tobacco in Guangxi.

由吕宋烟叶配组而成、添加天然植物提取香精、配以二元复合滤嘴。 从历史文化背景看，明《露书》记载“吕宋国出奇草，名醺。能令人醉，且可辟瘴气。”可知：“吕宋烟”自明朝正德年间传入广西合浦，至今500余年，可追溯为中国烟草之起源。而广西博物馆文物队1980年在广西合浦上窑遗址发现三件明代瓷烟斗和一件刻有“嘉靖二十八年四月二十日造”字样的压槌以及2013年在广西邕宁的明代古窑中出土数量众多瓷烟斗的事实，则颠覆了中国烟草最早于明万历年间由菲律宾传入福建和广东的传统观点，并佐证了中国烟草起源广西的新观点。