Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "TIR + Bonded" model under the International Road Transport Convention is expected to significantly enhance the efficiency of cross-border logistics for e-commerce and bonded goods, facilitating smoother customs procedures and reducing costs for businesses [1][3][5]. Group 1: Customs Procedures and Logistics - The General Administration of Customs has issued an announcement to optimize the implementation of the International Road Transport Convention, incorporating cross-border e-commerce goods and bonded goods, and clarifying declaration standards [1]. - Pilot programs have been launched in several customs locations including Hangzhou, Qingdao, Zhengzhou, Shenzhen, Yinchuan, and Urumqi starting January 15 [1]. - Under the "TIR + Bonded" regulatory model, companies can store goods in special customs supervision areas and declare them through a streamlined process, allowing for one-stop handling of goods for export [3]. Group 2: Cost and Efficiency - The cost of international road transport is only 25% of air transport costs, and the speed is twice as fast as rail transport, making it a more efficient option for logistics [5]. - The advantages of the comprehensive bonded zone policy provide greater flexibility for exporting goods, allowing for earlier tax refunds and enabling imported goods to be stored in bonded areas nearby [5].