"Genuine Agarwood Powder" says my Google translation. Not sure what difference there is between this Jiang Zhen Agarwood and the Yongchun County Hainan Agarwood. I doubt if either has quality agarwood powder - they are likely to have the wood which doesn't have much or any fragrant oil. So be it.
There is a mild but pleasant woody aroma on the burn. To be fair, it's actually quite nice. I started this collection of Tongchun County incense with the rather rough Goose Pear, and that unconsciously flicked my attitude toward the collection to the glass half empty setting, but as I've been proceeding through them I have found them to be a notch better than I had been led to expect by that first one. This is not great incense, but to be fair, it's not bad for the price. Not really my thing - I'm not an enthusiast for mild scents, nor for wood powder as the combustible, nor for rather simple, basic scents; but these are Ok little room brighteners for not much money.
Available on Temu for around £5 for a pack of five different fragrances.
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