The shell of an electronic cigarette is called a bong.

The shell of an electronic cigarette is commonly known as a bong, and the cigarette body is commonly known as a cartridge. In order to sell better, merchants have made the appearance of the bong into various patterns and colors, and they can even be customized. The cartridges are made in various flavors, and this kind of electronic cigarette is said to be zero tar and harmless to the human body.

E-cigarette shells are mainly made of die-cast alloy, aluminum extrusion shells, and plastic shells. 3D curved glass, which is thin, transparent, clean, anti-fingerprint, anti-glare, and has good weather resistance, can be used as a new innovative choice.

Benefits of e-cigarettes

E-cigarettes do not produce harmful substances such as tar, carbon monoxide, cyanide, ammonia and radioactive compounds. They have no unpleasant cigarette smell, no ash, and no cigarette butts. , more environmentally friendly, less likely to cause fire, and with various flavors, allowing people to enjoy the fun of smoking. Another very important point is that e-cigarettes save money.

Tobacco was probably introduced to Guangzhou, Fujian and other places along my country’s coastal overseas trade through Luzon Island in the Philippines from the end of Jiajing to the beginning of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. The "Book of Dew" records: "There is a grass called Tamba from Luzon. "Wild rice" means tobacco. Until the reign of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty, tobacco was only popular in the south such as Guangzhou and Fujian. The first place in the north where people smoked heavily was the Manchus in the Northeast.

Imagine that at that time only the southernmost and northernmost parts of the empire smoked, while very few people smoked in the rich Central Plains. Doesn’t it feel weird and a bit illogical? Then I say one person can explain it perfectly. The most famous person who fought with the Jurchens in the late Ming Dynasty was Yuan Chonghuan. Basically, his subordinates were Guangdong soldiers. It was they who taught the Jurchens to learn the smoking habit. , until the Qing army entered the customs, the Manchus, regardless of whether they were men or women, had a big smoking gun in their hands.

Bong is a modern word and a proper noun. It refers to a person who is addicted to smoking and smokes a lot every day. The explanation of "gun" here is a firearm-like item, such as a welding gun. A person often smokes with a cigarette in his mouth, so he is nicknamed a smoker.