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1. Various of warehouse interior
2. Employees working in warehouse
3. Various of automatic parcel sorting system
4. Aerial shot of logistics center
5. Various of SF Express employees working
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yan Tao, employee, SF Express (ending with shot 7):
"We are gradually launching integrated warehousing and delivery services and intelligent supply chain services to build direct connections with our customers' production and sales systems in the future. With services expanded from simple delivery to those integrating warehousing and delivery, as well as supply chain solutions, our source of revenue will be diversified, shifting the approach from cost savings to value enhancement."
7. Various of SF Express employees working

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8. Building of logistics hub
9. Various of parcels on conveyor belt
10. Employees working in office
11. Forklift transporting cargo
12. Various of trucks at logistics hub

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13. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Yuehan, director, Industrial Economics Department, Development Research Center, State Post Bureau (ending with shots 14-15):
"The postal sector continues efforts in sub-sectors, offering customized and refined services to meet diverse consumer demands and drive steady market expansion. The average daily business volume is about 550 million parcels, providing a solid guarantee for smooth economic circulation and vibrant consumption."

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14. Various of employees, robotic arms sorting parcels

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15. Aerial shots of vehicles at logistics center
16. Aerial shots of unmanned postal vehicle leaving logistics center

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17. Various of unmanned postal vehicle running on road

China's postal sector maintained solid growth in the first seven months of 2026, with business volume and revenue both on the rise, according to the latest data from the State Post Bureau.

From January to July, the postal sector handled 127.44 billion parcels, up 4.2 percent year on year. The sector's business revenue (excluding the direct operating income of the Postal Savings Bank of China) rose by 6.1 percent year on year to nearly 1.08 trillion yuan (about 160 billion U.S. dollars).

In July, express delivery companies continued to deepen their collaboration with specialized industrial clusters, leveraging their intelligent and integrated supply chain service capabilities to promote the transformation and upgrading of upstream and downstream enterprises.

In Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, delivery company SF Express has established on-site partnerships with automobile and parts manufacturers to enable flexible deployment of vehicles based on production plans.

"We are gradually launching integrated warehousing and delivery services and intelligent supply chain services to build direct connections with our customers' production and sales systems in the future. With services expanded from simple delivery to those integrating warehousing and delivery, as well as supply chain solutions, our source of revenue will be diversified, shifting the approach from cost savings to value enhancement," said Yan Tao, an employee of the company.

Currently, China's express delivery companies are transforming from simple transportation service providers into comprehensive supply chain service providers, getting deeply involved in the production process of the manufacturing sector. Through customized and refined solutions, they help industrial clusters reduce costs and increase efficiency, injecting new momentum into the real economy.

"The postal sector continues efforts in sub-sectors, offering customized and refined services to meet diverse consumer demands and drive steady market expansion. The average daily business volume is about 550 million parcels, providing a solid guarantee for smooth economic circulation and vibrant consumption," said Wang Yuehan, director of the Industrial Economics Department at the Development Research Center of the State Post Bureau.