Hardman cigarettes are produced in Beijing.

Hardman cigarettes, a cigarette brand that almost everyone knew in the 1920s and 1930s, was a 10-pack soft package produced by British American Tobacco. A newspaper at the time said: "Everyone smokes Hardman, everyone smokes Hardman."

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During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, Hardamen was very famous in Beijing. Foreigners often called it "Hadamen" cigarettes. They were designed by British businessmen and launched in 1924. Registered in my country. "HATAMEN", as the English name of Hadamen, echoes the English "CIGARETTES" (cigarettes) in the middle of the cigarette label.

In August 1951, due to various reasons, all the English on the trademark was cancelled. Prior to this, the name of the manufacturer of "Hardman" cigarettes had changed several times. "British Tobacco Co., Ltd.", "Yizhong Tobacco Co., Ltd.", "Qidong Tobacco Co., Ltd." etc. appeared in the lower part of the Hardman cigarette label. The English name and trademark design have also undergone slight changes, but "HATAMEN" as the English idiom of "Hadamen" has been followed.