Tell me about those celebrities who smoke. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill never left his hand. The famous photo of him growling at the camera is a cigar in his hand. Someone teased him for defeating the Germans with cigars in World War II. Hemingway in the United States, a tough guy recognized in the world, loves bullfighting in Spain, lions in Africa and horses on the battlefield. In his later years, he loved Cuban beaches and cigars, so he wrote the immortal masterpiece The Old Man and the Sea. So is China. Ji Xiaolan in Qing Dynasty was a heavy smoker, known as "Jida Heavy Smoker" and a day trader. He compiled the extensive and profound Ku Quan Shu, which left us a priceless treasure. Without a heavy smoker, this is impossible. Deng Xiaoping, a great man, once received a note from a representative at the People's Congress, urging him to smoke less. He accepted the cigarette at once, which shows that he loves smoking, too. Besides celebrities, mortals are more precious. There are many people and men in China, so the smoky houses rank first in the world.