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As an important part of cross-border e-commerce, overseas express delivery to door-to-door delivery has promoted the global circulation of goods with its efficient and convenient service model. Consumers can easily receive goods from all over the world at home, which greatly meets the diverse consumer needs. But at the same time, the new US bill has brought many uncertainties to Chinese companies.

Although the specific content of this bill is not yet fully clear, its implementation effect remains to be seen. However, from the information currently disclosed, it sets more obstacles and restrictions on the operations of Chinese companies in the US market. It may involve trade policies, market access rules, intellectual property protection and other aspects. This means that Chinese companies need to face a more complex legal environment and higher compliance costs when expanding into the US market.

This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for Chinese companies engaged in overseas express delivery business. On the one hand, they need to deal with the increase in logistics costs that may be brought about by the bill. For example, tariffs may be increased and customs supervision may be strengthened, resulting in longer express delivery time and higher costs. On the other hand, market access becomes more difficult, and business models and strategic planning may need to be readjusted to adapt to new regulatory requirements.

However, challenges often come with opportunities. Chinese companies can take this opportunity to strengthen their core competitiveness, improve product quality and service levels. They can reduce costs and improve efficiency through innovative technologies and optimized operational processes. At the same time, they can strengthen cooperation with local partners to jointly cope with the impact of the new law. They can actively participate in the formulation and negotiation of international rules and strive for a fairer trade environment.

In addition, Chinese companies can also turn their attention to other potential international markets, diversify their development, and reduce their dependence on the U.S. market. In the process of opening up new markets, they can give full play to the advantages of overseas express delivery services to meet the needs of consumers in different regions.

In short, although the new US bill poses new challenges to Chinese companies' expansion into the US market, as long as Chinese companies can respond proactively and flexibly adjust their strategies, they can still achieve substantial development in areas such as overseas door-to-door express delivery.