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As an important part of modern logistics, international express delivery has greatly promoted global trade and economic exchanges. It enables goods to cross borders and reach consumers in a short period of time. In this process, it also brings a series of challenges and problems.

First, the rapid development of international express delivery has led to intensified competition. In order to compete for market share, many express delivery companies have continuously lowered prices and improved service quality. This has changed the market structure to a certain extent and also caused some small express delivery companies to face survival difficulties.

Secondly, international express delivery involves complex customs procedures and regulatory systems. Different countries and regions have different regulations on imported goods, which requires express delivery companies and merchants to have rich experience and professional knowledge to ensure that the goods can pass through customs smoothly.

Furthermore, with the improvement of environmental awareness, the packaging problem of international express delivery has also become a focus of attention. A large amount of express packaging materials has caused resource waste and environmental pollution. How to achieve green express delivery has become an urgent problem to be solved in the industry.

Back to the incident of pretending to be a tourist and being pushed into a 3,000 Hong Kong dollar counterfeit money machine. Although it seems to have nothing to do with international express delivery, a deeper analysis reveals some commonalities.

For example, behind this fraud is the lack of a social integrity system. In the field of international express delivery, integrity is also crucial. Express delivery companies need to strictly verify the information of senders and recipients to prevent the occurrence of prohibited items and fraud.

In addition, from a governance perspective, the government, police and all sectors of society need to work together to strengthen supervision and crackdown on fraudulent activities such as pretending to be tourists. This is exactly the same as the government's practice of formulating relevant policies and regulations to regulate market order in the international express delivery industry.

In short, international express delivery and various phenomena in society seem independent, but in fact they influence each other. Only by fully recognizing this connection can we better promote the healthy development of the international express delivery industry and better deal with various problems in society.