On March 24, 1839 (February 10, 1839), the law diving into Guangzhou to break the smoking ban. The law of British trade oversight in China on March 22, 1839 (February 8, 1839), Lin Xu ordered Chana to ban the British opium traffickers in Britain. On March 24, (February 10, 1839), the law of British trade oversight in China diving into Guangzhou Oceania, blocking the British trade in opium and refusing the British ships, was severely dismissed by Chinese workers. On March 27, Lin Xu ordered to stop the Chinese trade, to ban the British trade, to ban the British trade, to ban the British tobacco, to cut off the ships and to cut off the traffic of the British tobacco. The government would not have an effect on importing cigarettes,