源：视觉中国 有人可能会觉得，奔波一整年，春节就该好好休息，和家人团圆。前段时间，地方两会上，就有代表建 议取消春节"不打烊"，让快递员安心过年。起因是他在调研中发现，大多数快递员全年无休，难以在佳 节与家人团聚。 前些天，刷到一条帖子很有意思。社交平台上，有网友发文求助："春节期间点外卖，会被骑手嫌烦 吗？"这个问题乍一听有点小心翼翼，其实问出了许多人心中的纠结——就像雨雪天该不该点外卖一 样，让人为难：点了，怕给小哥添麻烦；不点，又担心影响人家赚钱。 帖子评论区，有骑手现身说法，"随便点"，顾客是上帝，没订单我们才慌；也有暖心网友分享自己的做 法，大年三十点了两杯奶茶，送来后塞了10块钱红包，"一点心意，让小哥开心开心"。 如今，春节"不打烊"已经成了不少线上平台的常态，也有一部分外卖骑手、快递小哥选择留守，核心原 因就是能多赚一份收入。我随机采访了一名去年春节在广东佛山跑单的骑手，他说春节前后平台有专项 奖励，那两个月收入分别达到6700多元和8900多元，比平时确实多出不少。 仔细一问，原因也简单：一是过年骑手少了，单子好抢；二是平台会给春节补贴，每单单价更高；再加 上偶尔会有顾客打赏，收入自然就上去 ...

Core Viewpoint - Major online shopping platforms are announcing that they will remain operational during the Spring Festival, with adjustments to delivery fees due to increased demand and limited delivery capacity during this period [1][3][5]. Delivery Fee Adjustments - Sam's Club will charge an additional 3 yuan per order for online deliveries from February 11 to February 24, 2026, to support delivery personnel during the Spring Festival [1]. - Hema will implement a flat delivery fee of 6 yuan per order for all users from February 14 to February 21, 2026, regardless of order amount, with additional charges for overweight items [3][5]. - Dingdong Maicai will also charge an extra 3 yuan service fee for orders placed from February 15 to February 21, 2026, due to tight delivery capacity [7]. Other Platforms' Strategies - Meituan will not increase delivery fees during the Spring Festival, focusing instead on subsidizing riders through cash incentives and other benefits [9]. - Taobao Shanguo plans to invest nearly 2 billion yuan in rider incentives from February 4 to March 3, 2026, while keeping consumer fees unchanged [9]. - JD.com announced a 1.3 billion yuan investment in employee welfare during the Spring Festival [10]. Courier Services - Several courier companies, including SF Express and JD Logistics, will implement resource adjustment fees during the Spring Festival due to increased demand and operational challenges [10][12]. - SF Express will charge a resource adjustment fee of 0.1 to 1.5 yuan per kilogram for certain shipments from January 19 to February 15, 2026, and additional fees during the Spring Festival [10]. - DeBang Express will also charge a dynamic adjustment service fee for certain customers and products during the same period [12]. Consumer Awareness - Consumers are advised to plan ahead for shipping, especially to remote areas, and to consider additional time for delivery during the Spring Festival [17].

Core Viewpoint - The logistics industry is preparing for the upcoming Spring Festival, with several companies announcing service adjustments and resource fees to manage increased demand and operational challenges during the holiday period [1][2][5]. Group 1: Service Adjustments - SF Express, JD Logistics, and Deppon have announced that they will implement resource adjustment fees during the Spring Festival due to limited resource allocation and extreme weather conditions [2][5]. - SF Express will charge a resource adjustment fee of 0.1-1.5 yuan/kg for shipments over 20kg from January 19 to February 15, 2026, and additional fees during the holiday period [2]. - JD Logistics will add a resource adjustment fee of 0.1-1.2 yuan/kg for express heavy goods from January 19 to February 23, 2026, with varying fees for different customer agreements [5]. Group 2: Service Continuity - JD Logistics will continue to provide services such as warehousing, delivery, and express collection during the Spring Festival, with all "Asia No. 1" smart industrial parks operating around the clock [8]. - Deppon will also implement resource adjustment fees for certain customers and products during the peak period from January 19 to February 23, 2026 [8][9]. Group 3: Temporary Service Suspensions - Yimidida and Shunxin Express will suspend collection and delivery services during the Spring Festival, with Yimidida ceasing operations from February 10 to February 25, 2026, and Shunxin Express from February 12 to February 24, 2026 [10][12]. - Cross-border Express will maintain normal collection and delivery services but will not guarantee timeliness for shipments during the holiday period [14]. Group 4: Industry Trends - The Spring Festival is a peak period for logistics demand, leading to increased operational costs due to labor shortages and uneven cargo volumes [9]. - The practice of charging "resource adjustment fees" during the Spring Festival has become a common industry standard, primarily affecting commercial clients [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the early collection of deposits by express delivery companies for the upcoming Spring Festival, highlighting the necessity of maintaining operations during the holiday to meet market demands and enhance brand image [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Trends - Many express delivery companies are collecting deposits for the "Spring Festival no shutdown" policy earlier than usual this year, indicating a shift in operational strategy [1]. - The express delivery business volume during the Spring Festival has shown an upward trend, with over 641 million packages expected to be delivered in 2025, representing an 82.1% increase in daily delivery volume compared to the 2023 Spring Festival [3]. - The majority of express delivery business (over 80%) is driven by e-commerce, which is linked to the "no shutdown" initiative to ensure timely delivery of goods during the holiday [3]. Group 2: Challenges for Delivery Personnel - The "no shutdown" policy imposes significant pressure on franchise outlets and delivery personnel, especially if actual income or subsidies are not sufficient, potentially leading to a situation where the policy is more about form than substance [3][5]. - Many delivery personnel express a desire to return home for the holiday, with past experiences of paying to take time off likely to continue [3]. - The overall business volume during the Spring Festival is only about 15% of regular levels, leading to concerns about resource waste and increased operational costs for delivery companies [5]. Group 3: Operational Strategies - Franchise outlets, as independent entities, may resist the "no shutdown" policy due to low business volume and high costs during the holiday, with some opting to close and pay fines instead [5]. - Companies are encouraged to utilize big data to determine which outlets should remain open and which can close, ensuring better resource allocation [7]. - The demand for same-city instant delivery services is increasing during the Spring Festival, overshadowing traditional express delivery, indicating a shift in consumer preferences [8].