Following Kinmen Sorghum, Taiwan Orchid, and Taiwan Fruit No. 26, Taiwan’s number one cigarette brand, “Changshou” cigarettes, has officially entered the mainland market on a large scale, and Xiamen was chosen as the first stop. Yu Mu-ming, chairman of the Taiwan New Party, who made a special trip to attend the press conference, commented, "This is the first time after 60 years that a Taiwanese cigarette brand competes with a mainland cigarette brand on the same stage." "Changshou" brand cigarettes were originally produced in the Taipei Tobacco Factory in Taiwan, and they are still popular today. With a history of about 50 years, it is now a brand of Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Co., Ltd., with a market share of 48% in Taiwan, and is recognized as "Taiwan's No. 1 cigarette brand". The designated agent of cigarettes in mainland China. According to sources from the company, since there are many Taiwanese businessmen in Fujian and Shanghai, these two regions will be the first two markets where "Changshou" cigarettes will be launched, and Xiamen will become the first market for "Changshou". The first stop to enter the mainland market. It is reported that there are four main specifications of "longevity" cigarettes sold in the mainland market, including flue-cured and mixed types, with prices ranging from 15 yuan/pack to 23 yuan/pack. In order to adapt to the mainland market. , while avoiding confusion, the "longevity" cigarettes sold exclusively in the mainland market are different from those sold in Taiwan. The most obvious change is that the outer packaging has been changed from the rectangular shape sold in Taiwan to an octagonal shape, and simplified Chinese characters are used. As early as 2003, Taiwan's "Changshou" and mainland China's "Zhonghua" cigarettes reached an agreement to exchange trademarks free of charge. In 2004, "Changshou" cigarettes completed the trademark registration in the mainland. Last year, it went through the necessary procedures for both sides. After approval, "Changshou" cigarettes began to develop in mainland China, openly competing for the world's largest tobacco market.

There are cigarettes in Dadeng and Xiaotai counterpart trading markets.