Keep Yun Yan together
A search may omit the space and say Yunyan; use that as an alias route, not a new product.
Phase 108 · exact Yun Yan comparison
Yun Yan Red 10mg vs Brown 8mg Pack Guide
Use this comparison when a result says Yun Yan or Yunyan but the exact colour word and printed value are unclear. Red 10mg and Brown 8mg are separate photographed records and remain on separate canonical pages.
Search-result answer
Yun Yan Red 10mg and Brown 8mg are two distinct records
The Red page preserves the catalog name YUN YAN RED 10mg. The Brown page preserves YUN YAN BROWN 8mg. They belong to the same represented name family, but their variant word, printed value, layout and canonical URL differ. A broad Yunyan search should not choose one based only on a warm package colour.
This two-page comparison is narrower than the Chinese cigarette brands guide and the Chinese name glossary. Those pages own broad discovery and spelling aliases; this page owns the Red-versus-Brown decision.
Exact evidence
Yun Yan Red and Brown side by side
| Identification field | Yun Yan Red | Yun Yan Brown |
|---|---|---|
| Stable page | Yun Yan Red 10mg | Yun Yan Brown 8mg |
| Printed value | 10mg | 8mg |
| Recorded visual cues | Deep red body, repeated gold square pattern, white cloud-shaped mark with 云烟 | Copper-red or brown tone, narrow vertical black calligraphy panel, silver Chinese wording |
| Final check | Exact Red page photo | Exact Brown page photo |
Four-step match
How to identify a Yun Yan page from a partial image
Find Red or Brown
The colour word is part of the recorded name and narrows the family.
Verify 10mg or 8mg
The printed value independently checks which canonical page should open.
Compare the complete layout
Use the cloud mark and gold pattern for Red or the dark calligraphy panel for Brown.
If the image is too cropped to show the colour word or value, do not force a match. Use the package identification checklist and retain the uncertain status until more of the front can be compared.
Search wording
Use complete Yun Yan queries instead of colour alone
“Yun Yan Red 10mg package” and “Yunyan Brown 8mg cigarette pack” preserve enough information to reach the intended page. “Red Chinese cigarette” or “brown Yunyan” may be too broad because package colours are not standardized identifiers. The complete canonical page title is the safest phrase to bookmark or share.
The visible number is treated only as a package and listing field. This guide does not compare ingredients, exposure, manufacturing, authenticity or sensory experience. It also does not imply that the two photographed records are substitutes.
Scope boundary
Stable comparison with live fields kept separate
This page intentionally omits current price, stock and quantity because those values change. After identifying Red 10mg or Brown 8mg, check the live catalog or exact SKU page for current information.
Keeping one comparison page and two exact SKU pages avoids duplicate aliases. Yun Yan and Yunyan searches can both discover this route, while each photographed product retains one canonical destination. That is clearer for readers and safer for search indexing than creating separate pages for every spelling variation.
Reference questions
Yun Yan Red 10mg vs Brown 8mg Pack Guide FAQ
Are Yun Yan Red 10mg and Yun Yan Brown 8mg the same product page?
No. They are separate canonical records with different variant words, printed values and package photographs.
Can Yunyan be used to find the Yun Yan family?
Yes. It can be treated as a search spelling that routes to the existing Yun Yan guides, not as a reason to create a duplicate product page.
What visual cue is most useful after the colour word?
Confirm 10mg for Red or 8mg for Brown, then compare the cloud-and-gold pattern or the narrow dark calligraphy panel with the exact photograph.
Does the mg difference describe flavour or experience?
No. The numbers are used here only as package and listing identifiers; this guide does not infer ingredients or experience.
Where is current Yun Yan availability shown?
Use the live catalog or the exact Red or Brown SKU page because this permanent comparison does not hard-code changing status.