关于“洋胰”(即肥皂),据海关关册记载:最早在清咸丰10年(1860年)英商就将本国生产的“礼和”牌肥皂倾销到我国沿海如上海地区等。清光绪29年(1903年),英商开始将大量肥皂从海外输入中国。由于肥皂使用方便,去污力强,又不损伤衣物,故迅速打开我国市场,并在全国各大城镇畅销。当时,海外输入的肥皂,都是由英国如高士奇父子公司、利华兄弟公司等制造的。 Regarding the “pancreas” (ie, soap), according to the Customs records, the British merchants dumped the “ritual and” soaps produced in the country for 10 years (1860) in Xian Xianfeng to China’s coastal areas such as Shanghai. Wait. In the 29th year of Qing Emperor Guangxu (1903), British businessmen began to import large quantities of soap from overseas into China. Because soap is easy to use, strong in decontamination, and does not damage clothing, it quickly opened up in China’s market and sold well in major cities across the country. At that time, the soaps imported from overseas were all manufactured by British companies such as Goldsch and Sons, Lihua Brothers, and others.