Core Points - The first cross-border e-commerce train of China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan) has successfully departed for Madrid, Spain, carrying various e-commerce goods [1][2] - The new "9610" model for cross-border e-commerce exports targets small packages, multiple product types, and high-frequency B2C orders, enhancing the logistics service ecosystem for small and medium enterprises in Hubei and surrounding areas [1][2] Group 1 - The train is organized by Hubei Port Group and is part of the "9610" export model, which allows for efficient customs clearance and delivery of goods to overseas consumers [1] - Prior to this, the China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan) had already utilized the "9710" and "9810" models for cross-border e-commerce exports to Europe, indicating a growing focus on diverse export methods [1] - The successful operation of the "comprehensive bonded area + international express center + China-Europe Railway Express" model marks a significant innovation in logistics for cross-border e-commerce [2] Group 2 - The operation involved collaboration between Wuhan Airport Economic Development Zone, customs, and logistics companies to enhance inspection efficiency and ensure smooth shipment [2] - The new model provides a fast and stable transportation channel specifically designed for cross-border e-commerce small packages, indicating a tailored approach to meet market demands [2]