Hygienic cigarette box

A sanitary cigarette box in which the fingers do not contact the filter comprises an outer cigarette paper, a middle liner and an inner aluminum foil. After the cigarette paper is folded into the cigarette box, the opening line cuts it into two parts, the box cover and the box body. A connection point is provided on the opening line so that the lid and the box body can be matched and no misalignment will occur. When the lid is opened to take out cigarettes, the connection point must be torn off, and the connection point can only be torn off once and cannot be restored, thus playing a security role. The opening line can be die-cut into a variety of line shapes, patterns or logos, so that the shape of the lid is varied, and the cigarette box has a distinct personality. When the cigarette label paper is folded and formed, all the laps and adhesives are distributed on the four sides of the cigarette box. The back of the cigarette box always maintains a single layer of cigarette paper, so as to ensure that the fold lines on the back of the cigarette box are subjected to uniform force. This folding line is free to open and close freely. Because the structural design of the utility model is subject to the mechanical structure of the packaging machine, local changes can be made to the existing packaging machine.