China Surpasses The Us To Become The World'S Largest Express Market.

According to the survey, China

It reaches 2 trillion and 800 billion yuan.

Chinese media say that China has surpassed the United States as the world's largest express market and has solved the employment problem of large numbers of young people coming to work in cities.

Walking through the streets of China is often a little frighten by the quiet and passing electric cars nearby.

These electric cars look almost the same as ordinary light motorcycles.

Since 2000, the Chinese government has stepped up restrictions on motorcycles in urban areas for the purpose of environmental protection and traffic diversion.

As a result, electric vehicles have become a popular means of pport and are rapidly gaining popularity.

In recent years, a group of people joined the electric vehicle army.

They are couriers who drive electric tricycles in tall buildings and narrow alleys in Beijing.

There are many online shopping products on the bus.

On March 2015, Premier Li Keqiang of China's State Council admitted at a press conference: "I bought online, and I have bought several books recently. I can not say the title of the book, and avoid the suspicion of advertising."

According to the survey, China

It reaches 2 trillion and 800 billion yuan.

Over the past 3 years, China's online shopping market has expanded to 3.6 times, far exceeding the Japanese market's 11 trillion yen (about 555 billion 236 million yuan) in 2013.

To send a courier of about 10 yuan low price as a selling point.

It expanded rapidly at an annual rate of 50%, and delivered about 14 billion single goods in 2014.

Chinese media say China has surpassed the United States to become the world's largest express market.

China's express industry is a new industry which accounts for 85% of private enterprises. It solves the employment problem of large numbers of young people coming to work in cities.

"I am not quite familiar with the way to Beijing. How did I get there?" one time, due to the scheduled delivery time, the courier had not arrived yet. I immediately called the courier's phone, and the other side gave such an answer.

The courier is a 25 year old Henan guy. I asked him why he delivered it late. He explained in a strong Henan accent that he started delivering goods from early in the morning, and that he had to send more than 100 units a day, which was very hard.

The monthly income of the courier is about 4000-5000 yuan, no less than the recent college graduates.

Although I heard that I would buy electric cars at my own expense at a courier network, but for rural youth who came to work in cities, express delivery has gone beyond construction workers to become one of the most ideal jobs.

In order to maintain sustained and stable growth, China's economy must be pformed into a mode of growth led by individual consumption.

However, it is hard to say that the existing retail business in China can fully meet individual consumption needs.

A large number of Chinese shopping trips to Japan reflect that China's consumption demand is flowing overseas. In 2014, China's tourism revenue and expenditure deficit increased by about 40%, up to 100 billion US dollars.

The reasons include the depreciation of the Japanese yen, the high domestic tariffs caused by high tariffs, and the rampant fakes in the domestic market.

The Chinese government has lowered import tariffs on clothing and daily necessities since June 2015.

But it is still uncertain whether we can pull consumption back to China.

China's online shopping market is on the consumer side.

Long term accumulated discontent has grown rapidly.

The popularity of smart phones is also one of the reasons. In addition to fresh food, shopping is basically more and more people on the Internet to solve.

China's e-commerce is also facing many problems, such as counterfeiting and shoddy products, quality management, and the expansion of the logistics network.

If these problems can be solved, the heart of Chinese consumers will remain in the domestic market, and the soil of online shopping, which is developing rapidly like the express delivery industry, has already been cultivated.