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Tobacco originated in the Americas, human beings in primitive societies have the behavior of chewing tobacco, in 1492 Columbus arrived in Cuba brought back tobacco to Europe and more widely, in the middle of the 16th century tobacco was introduced to China, in 1843, France, Cuba founded cigarette factories, and began to produce paper cigarettes in large quantities, similar to the familiar appearance of people today.

History of cigarettes. Archaeologists believe that the earliest evidence of human tobacco use is a relief depicting a Mayan man holding a cigarette pouch with a long pipe in a temple built in 432 A.D. in the source of Belenque, Japas, Mexico.

In the early days, tobacco was found in some islands in South America, Oceania and the South Pacific, with a total of 66 varieties, but only 2 varieties were cultivated and utilized, among which the American Indians cultivated and used tobacco the earliest.

From 1937 to 1940, China began to plant flue-cured tobacco in Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan, and developed into China's main high-quality tobacco production area. Jujube cracks and leaks.

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Around 1560, one was named Jean. Nico's Frenchman lives in Lisbon, Portugal. He was interested in all the plants of the Americas, some of which were very different from those of Europe.

He and others often use tobacco to relieve pain, and they want to use it as a way to relieve pain. We now say that tobacco contains "nicotine", and the word "nicotine" comes from the name of this person.

There are many ways to cure diseases with its practical tobacco. Sometimes the horse is so sick that he can't even walk steadily. So someone blew tobacco smoke into the horse's nose, thinking that in this way the horse's illness would seem to be better. Poor horse! Now no one blows smoke on horses anymore.

Sir Reilly of England was famous during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. He traveled extensively and learned to smoke. After returning to the UK, he did not stop smoking.

He secretly sucked two bags a day in his room. When someone came in, he quickly hid his pipe. But, one day.

According to the story - he didn't move fast enough. A man came in to find smoke billowing from the room, and smoke coming from Rayleigh's mouth. So the man took the water and threw it on Reilly, thinking he was on fire. The man ran out of the room and told everyone about it.