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<p>Furongwang: /* Brand Furongwang */</p> <hr /> <div>====Brand Furongwang====<br /> <br /> [[Image:Furongwang_Family.jpeg]]<br /> <br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-H (blue and gold) - China]]<br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-H (grey and gold) - China]]<br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-S (blue and gold) - China]]<br /> <br /> Furongwang cigarettes are produced in China, king size (85 mm), soft or hard pack, 20 cigarettes in a pack. Baisha and Furongwang - the two core brands respectively owned by Changsha Cigarette Factory and Changde Cigarette Factory - have long been well-known high-quality Chinese cigarette brands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Furongwang is the top-leading cigarette brand in China and is normally demanded by higher-class businessmen and top military officials. They sell in low quantity as it is on the premium side, and a carton of Furongwang Gold can cost as high as Rmb10,000 or more. Furongwang cigarettes are often seen as a mark of class and status, and smoked in clear view of others. The taste is uniquely fine (similiar to Havana Cuban) and different from commercial cigarettes like Salem, Marlboro, etc.<br /> <br /> While graduates in China could only afford cheap Chinese cigarettes or foreign commercial cigarettes as monthly income is about Rmb1,500, there is now a growing market in the States for such premium cigarettes in Chinatown, where a pack of 20's sell for USD20. A lot of Furongwang is now exported to such growing affluent markets.<br /> <br /> [[Cigarettesf|Cigarettes F]]</div>

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<p>Furongwang: /* Brand Furongwang */</p> <hr /> <div>====Brand Furongwang====<br /> <br /> [[Image:Furongwang_Family.gif‎]]<br /> <br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-H (blue and gold) - China]]<br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-H (grey and gold) - China]]<br /> * [[Furongwang KS-20-S (blue and gold) - China]]<br /> <br /> Furongwang cigarettes are produced in China, king size (85 mm), soft or hard pack, 20 cigarettes in a pack. Baisha and Furongwang - the two core brands respectively owned by Changsha Cigarette Factory and Changde Cigarette Factory - have long been well-known high-quality Chinese cigarette brands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Furongwang is the top-leading cigarette brand in China and is normally demanded by higher-class businessmen and top military officials. They sell in low quantity as it is on the premium side, and a carton of Furongwang Gold can cost as high as Rmb10,000 or more. Furongwang cigarettes are often seen as a mark of class and status, and smoked in clear view of others. The taste is uniquely fine (similiar to Havana Cuban) and different from commercial cigarettes like Salem, Marlboro, etc.<br /> <br /> While graduates in China could only afford cheap Chinese cigarettes or foreign commercial cigarettes as monthly income is about Rmb1,500, there is now a growing market in the States for such premium cigarettes in Chinatown, where a pack of 20's sell for USD20. A lot of Furongwang is now exported to such growing affluent markets.<br /> <br /> [[Cigarettesf|Cigarettes F]]</div>

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