Core Insights - The logistics sector in China has significantly improved its efficiency and connectivity during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, enhancing the speed and reach of logistics services across the country [1][5][9] Group 1: Logistics Growth and Efficiency - The number of next-day delivery routes for live agricultural products, such as hairy crabs, has increased by 23,000 over the past five years [1] - The logistics costs for the entire society are expected to save over 1.1 trillion yuan in the last five years, with logistics expenses dropping to below 14 yuan for every 100 yuan of GDP created [3] - Instant logistics orders in China have surpassed 48 billion annually, indicating a shift towards "everything delivered to home" as a common practice [5] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - A total of 105 national backbone cold chain logistics bases have been established across 31 provinces, enhancing the cold storage capacity equivalent to 277 million household refrigerators [7] - The logistics network has expanded to over 30,000 rural towns, with an average of more than 100 new service stations added daily to cover remote villages [7] - The construction of logistics hubs has evolved from port-based to production and trade service hubs, linking production, consumption, and regional economies [5] Group 3: Market Position - China has built the world's largest postal express network, with the logistics industry expected to maintain the largest market size globally for the next decade [9]