In rice circles, carving a cigarette to suck the lungs is to carve an important thing, or a person on a cigarette and then suck it into the lungs to describe it, or this person is very important to you.

Carve your name on the cigarette and suck it into your lungs. In the early non-mainstream period, it meant expressing love, but now it means remembering someone/something or learning from something.

This sentence is a famous sentence in the non-mainstream period and is often used in rice circles. For example, after this incident, please pay attention to your cigarettes and suck your lungs. In common usage, they should try to lose weight and suck their lungs.

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Fashion Quotation is a lyric of Zhang Aiwen's song "I will find you in the next life", which is an abbreviation for carving your name on a cigarette and then inhaling it into your lungs. Now it is also used to describe remembering something.