By the Qing Dynasty, women, heavy smokers and heavy smokers were quite common, further expanding the ranks of heavy smokers and heavy smokers. Smoking, the prosperity of smoking, began in the city and extended to the countryside; It started with men and became popular in boudoir. Jin's "Nothing to Seek Jade from the Heart" describes the delicate women in Suzhou's official gentry's home, and the smoke is like a cloud: Suzhou customs, women, women are always safe, especially the gentry's home. The sun is shining, and the spring is still warm. Those who don't get up in bed and wear hair need makeup until noon, such as going out, smoking and counting pipes ... "Guangxi Tongzhi" describes Miao, race, women, happiness, smoking and cigarettes, each with cigarettes and tubes inserted in buns. Qiu Ping Xinyu records that Mrs. Lu played long poems, cigarettes, bags, poems and cymbals in Jinghai. Shi Yun: This long cigarette, bag and dresser won't open. When it is stretched, enough paper will break and hook the moonlight.

Tobacco and grassland are produced in the United States, Europe, India, Thailand and Angola. Some people find that they contain substances that can cheer people up, cheer them up and cheer them up. They smoke their burning cigarettes in ministries, conferences, gatherings, sacrifices, sacrifices, activities and activities, and take them to Europe, Europe and the earliest West. /kloc-In the 6th century, tobacco and pasture were introduced to China.

Tobacco and grass were first used in the United States, Europe, India, Germany, South Korea and Japan. Since they were adopted in Europe, Europe and Japan, the demand for tobacco and grass has increased dramatically. The climate in Europe and Europe is not suitable for the growth of tobacco and grass, so the United States and China have become the largest tobacco, grass, health, production, country, population and country.

/kloc-In the 6th century, people from Spain, Spain and Spain brought tobacco and grass to Shandong and Song Dynasties (now the Philippines, France and Fujian). Li E's Collection of Fan Xie and Fang Shan contains: "Today's tobacco will come from Shandong, Song and China next season". China may have been addicted to tobacco, grass and tobacco before 1549. It's good. During the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty in China for three years, the tobacco industry was introduced to Taiwan, Taiwan, Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian from Shandong and Song Dynasties. Chen Zhenlong, a businessman founded by Kazuo, first brought tobacco and grass back to Yuegang, a port in Fujian, and planted them in Shimao near Yuegang. In the ninth year of Wanli, Matteo Ricci brought his nose and cigarettes to Guangdong, and the population of smokers and cigarettes in China increased greatly. The Book of Lu written by Yao Lu in the Ming Dynasty records: "A grass grows in the kingdom of Lu Song, which means that one person is drunk and the other is drunk. Burning one end with fire, smoke and gas enter the throat from the pipe at one end, which can make people drunk and angry. ..... The first person was brought from overseas, and Putian also planted it, more than Lu and Song. " Chen Haozi's "Flower Mirror" said, "Fireworks, an aunt." Fang Yizhi's "Essentials of Physics" said: "Gold, silk and cigarettes are called light handles in the north, or they dare not return them."

1637, in order to ban smoking, Chongzhen ordered beheading to punish private vendors. However, Hong Chengchou, a minister of the Ministry of War who struggled hard in Liaodong and the end of Jin Dynasty, said that "the foot soldiers in Liaodong loved this life", which hindered the process of banning smoking.

In the Qing Dynasty, wealthy nobles enjoyed collecting, hiding and smoking, while Ji Xiaolan was addicted to light tobacco, which Xiao Shenyang jokingly called "discipline, greatness, cigarettes and bags". Many scholars are also keen to study the origin of tobacco and grass. Ruan Kuisheng's Tea Guest Talk says: "Smoke is full of words and light." Wang Shizhen's Notes on Xiangzu (Volume 7): "Tobacco produced in Shandong, Song and China, whose real name is Tamba, is also called Jin Sixun." Wang Shihan's "Talking about Books" said: "From what I heard, I beat Mbagu, Dazigu, Zui, Jinsi and Fencao. The total name is cigarettes." Chen Yan's "Tobacco Spectrum" cloud "Zan" said: "Natural tobacco, seen in solemn classics, is called smoke, which is called withering, with different names and the same shape." He wrote all the poems on tobacco, and researched the word "smoke" in Shuowen and the word "wither" in Guang Yun, instead of the word "smoke and grass" now. "Fujian Tongzhi" said, "The goods and cigarettes in Longyan House are powder grass, which was planted in the early years of Chongzhen." Chu He compiled Tobacco Records and quoted Geng Draft as saying: "Each tobacco grass has three leaves on the top and dew on it, which is extremely green and fragrant. It is called drunken Xiantao, dragon saliva, no return, pepper purple, spicy musk deer and black Yu Tu. "