Core Viewpoint - The development of cross-border e-commerce and the improvement of the cross-border delivery logistics system are crucial tasks for the current and future work, with significant strategic importance for enhancing supply chain resilience and promoting integrated domestic and international trade [1][2]. Group 1: Current State and Achievements - The cross-border delivery logistics system has seen rapid development, with the national express delivery volume expected to exceed 170 billion pieces in 2024, and international express delivery volume growing at a rate of 25% [1]. - Over 2,500 overseas warehouses have been established, covering a total area of more than 30 million square meters [1]. Group 2: Challenges and Structural Issues - High costs are undermining the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises [2]. - Insufficient customs facilitation and inconsistent inspection standards are causing delays in cross-border packages due to clearance issues [2]. - The digitalization level is lagging, with many SMEs not connected to international logistics information platforms, resulting in low visibility across the entire logistics chain [2]. - The uneven distribution of overseas warehouses and a growing talent gap are hindering sustainable industry development [2]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - Strengthening infrastructure layout and enhancing the global supply chain network by accelerating the automation of ports, airports, and railways, and supporting the construction of regional distribution centers [2]. - Establishing a cross-border logistics big data sharing platform to integrate customs, tax, and enterprise data flows, and utilizing technologies like blockchain for traceability [3]. - Developing a multi-dimensional consumer promotion system and establishing a unified cross-border logistics complaint response platform to optimize the cross-border consumption environment [3].