Liqun (Casual) Cigarettes – Customer Reviews: 1. My regular cigarette is Liqun Hard Sunshine, but I tried this one out today. Some say it isn’t very strong, yet I think the opposite is true. With 11 mg of tar, it’s already considered high among cigarettes; taking a deep drag does give a slightly dizzying feeling. Although the smoke is rich and full-bodied, I personally don’t like it. Though this cigarette is much more expensive than Hard Sunshine, I feel its value for money isn’t as good. Depending on the region, compared to local Huangshan Tiandu series at the same price point, I still prefer the latter. 2. Bought it from a large supermarket; it should be authentic. I was quite disappointed after trying it. The purity is decent and it’s fairly rich in flavor, but the taste is bland, lacking the delicate aroma of Hard Sunshine Liqun. I don’t like its flavor. At this price range of around 100 yuan, it’s relatively poor. It would be more realistic if priced at 60 yuan. Even at 60, I might not choose it. 3. I fell in love with this cigarette as soon as I saw it, and after trying it, I became even more addicted. It’s the one I buy the most since then. From the packaging to the cigarettes themselves to the flavor, it’s my favorite among all premium cigarettes I’ve tried. 4. The flavor is okay. More for showing off (Zhejiang people care too much about face). Hehehe. 5. Compared to Hard 1916 and Heyitian, its taste and aroma are roughly on par. I personally prefer the casual flavor profile. A cigarette priced at 80 yuan that offers the quality of a 100-yuan cigarette is very cost-effective. Why is the rating so low? Is it because the price is higher outside the region? 6. This is my third favorite cigarette. It has a flashy appearance that highlights Liqun’s characteristics. It seems to copy some elements from Huanghelou brands... but the taste is okay. Is it true that the better the cigarette, the less intense its effect? 7. At this price, the quality of the cigarette is definitely good. It tastes smooth and doesn’t irritate the throat. Those accustomed to high-tar cigarettes might find it not very strong, but it’s really fragrant. I’m not a big fan of Hard China; I can’t tell exactly how much better this one is than Hard China. Compared to Soft China, it is better, but the improvement isn’t obvious. I can’t really explain exactly what makes it good—it’s just a feeling. Maybe it’s due to the price, haha. 8. When I buy this cigarette outside my hometown, its flavor seems to change completely. I’ve always liked this brand; whenever I saw it while traveling elsewhere, I would buy a pack to try. But now the flavor has become harsh and unpleasant. However, if I’m in Zhejiang, I highly recommend this cigarette—it’s very smooth and doesn’t irritate the throat. The flavor remains pretty consistent throughout the cigarette, and after smoking it, there’s a unique vanilla scent from Liqun that lingers in the mouth. It tastes much better than other 100-yuan cigarettes. But I don’t know why the flavor changes when bought outside; maybe it’s due to regional climate differences, haha.