Experts say that smoking women's cigarettes is not simply "coarse" to "fine". The so-called "smaller branches, lower tar, less harm and sweeter cotton" not only attracts consumers' attention, but also caters to the public's health and environmental protection psychology. However, no matter how thin the cigarette is and how beautifully packaged it is, it can't change the serious harm caused by smoking.

Experts explain that smokers have "smoking compensation behavior" in the process of smoking "low tar cigarettes", including blocking the pores of the filter mouth with fingers and lips, increasing the amount of tobacco smoke inhaled and increasing the number of cigarettes smoked.

The existence of "smoking compensation behavior" has not reduced the harmful components such as tar and nicotine inhaled by smokers. At present, no survey shows that the intake of harmful substances such as nicotine will decrease after smokers switch to fine cigarettes.

Some fine cigarettes deliberately use words such as "low tar content" to mislead consumers. In fact, a lot of scientific evidence has proved that "reducing coke" can't "reduce harm" and there is no safe cigarette at all. This is just a "beautiful trap" created by the tobacco industry.

Tobacco control groups spare no effort to publicize the dangers of smoking. Many smokers have consciously started to control their smoking dose. Many people give up ordinary cigarettes with high tar content and choose fine cigarettes or electronic cigarettes that look less harmful, especially fine cigarettes, which is becoming a new trend.

Experts from the New Exploration and Healthy Development Research Center said that in the past, the main consumer group of fine cigarettes was women, but now the male consumer group of fine cigarettes is much larger than the female consumer group. Many tobacco companies have identified the target consumers of fine cigarettes as fashionable young people, elites in the workplace, white-collar workers and other fashion-leading consumers, including women.

Brands such as Jiaozi and Zhongnanhai have successively introduced fine cigarette specifications. 20 14 is the craziest year for fine cigarettes, and the whole tobacco industry is most concerned about fine cigarettes. In 20 15, the national fine cigarette market increased to 26 brands and 58 specifications.

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