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The logistics industry is developing rapidly, and overseas express delivery services are attracting much attention. As a convenient service, overseas express delivery to the door allows people to easily obtain goods from all over the world. However, behind this seemingly simple process, there are many complex links.

First, let’s start with the source of the goods. In order to meet the needs of consumers, overseas merchants continue to increase their production efforts. However, in this process, some quality control links may be ignored in pursuit of efficiency. For example, the raw materials of some goods may have potential pollution problems. These pollutants may cause abnormal reactions of the immune system after long-term contact with the human body, just like the mechanism of disease such as systemic lupus erythematosus.

Furthermore, the transportation process is also a key link. During the long journey, express parcels may experience various harsh environmental conditions. High temperature, humidity, radiation and other factors may affect the items in the parcel. Even some originally harmless goods may deteriorate or produce harmful substances after being "baptized" by these adverse environments. When consumers come into contact with these items, they may pose a threat to their health.

Then, let's talk about the factors of consumers themselves. While enjoying the convenience brought by overseas express delivery, some consumers may over-rely on this shopping method and ignore their own health. Prolonged exposure to a large number of foreign objects may put the body's immune system in a highly tense state. Once encountering certain irritating substances, it is more likely to cause immune disorders and increase the risk of illness.

In addition, the rapid development of the logistics industry has also brought about a series of social and environmental problems. A large amount of express packaging waste has put tremendous pressure on the environment. The chemicals in these wastes may penetrate into the soil and water sources, thus affecting the balance of the entire ecosystem. The deterioration of the ecological environment will in turn affect human health. For patients with immune system diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus, the harsh environment is undoubtedly worse.

Looking back at the man in Zhejiang, his illness may not be accidental. Although the cause of the disease cannot be directly attributed to overseas express delivery, the potential risks brought by this modern logistics service cannot be ignored. This also reminds us that while pursuing convenience and efficiency, we must pay attention to the sustainable development of health and the environment.

The logistics industry should strengthen the supervision of product quality, improve the environmental control standards during transportation, and reduce potential hazards. At the same time, consumers also need to enhance their awareness of self-protection, treat overseas shopping rationally, and pay attention to the health details in life. Only in this way can we enjoy the convenience brought by modern technology while ensuring our own health and safety.

In conclusion, although the erythema of the Zhejiang man was an individual incident, it reflects the potential health risks behind the development of modern logistics services. We should learn lessons from it and work together to build a healthier and more harmonious social environment.