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This invention relates to the field of tobacco preparation technology, specifically to a method for preparing low-tar cigarettes containing agarwood extract. The method includes a composite filter and added tobacco shreds. The added tobacco shreds are composed of the following raw materials: 100 parts of base tobacco shreds, 0.6-1.0 parts of modified agarwood slow-release microcapsules, and 0.9-1.2 parts of a ternary composite solution. By adding modified agarwood slow-release microcapsules, the invention ensures uniform mixing of the base tobacco shreds and the microcapsules, achieving a stable and sustained release of agarwood aroma throughout the smoking process, ensuring that every puff of smoke contains the aroma of agarwood. The addition of the ternary composite solution to the base tobacco shreds makes combustion more complete and gentle, and prevents premature decomposition of the modified agarwood slow-release microcapsules within the base tobacco shreds, reducing tar and CO production during combustion. The composite filter allows the low-tar cigarette containing agarwood extract to reduce tar while retaining the aroma of agarwood during smoking.