Group 1 - China Post has launched two new international cargo routes from Fuzhou to Manila and Clark, utilizing Boeing 737-800F aircraft, with Fuzhou-Manila operating twice a week and Fuzhou-Clark three times a week [1][2] - The new routes significantly reduce transportation time to under 3 hours, catering to the demand for small batch, high-frequency, and time-sensitive cross-border e-commerce goods from Fuzhou and surrounding areas [2][3] - These routes enhance the connectivity between the West Coast of the Taiwan Strait, the Yangtze River Delta, the Greater Bay Area, and the Philippines, facilitating faster cross-border e-commerce logistics and demonstrating China Post's effectiveness in supporting the Belt and Road Initiative [3] Group 2 - Fuzhou is a key node city in China Post's autonomous air network, and the new routes improve mail delivery times between major domestic cities and Southeast Asian countries [3] - The Fuzhou-Manila and Fuzhou-Clark routes are the only direct cargo routes from Fuzhou to these locations, marking the third international cargo route to the Philippines launched by China Post in Fujian province this year [3] - With plans for additional routes in 2024, the total number of international routes to the Philippines operated by China Post will reach six, further enhancing trade activities and logistics efficiency in the region [3]