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Air cargo is an important part of modern logistics. With its high efficiency and speed, it provides strong support for the operation of the global economy. Just like in the LPL game, each team is pursuing efficient tactical coordination and quick response capabilities to win the game. A strong e-sports team needs to make decisions quickly in the ever-changing arena, just like air cargo accurately dispatches flights in a complex route network.

In air cargo, the classification, packaging, and transportation route planning of goods all need to be carefully designed to ensure that the goods can reach their destination safely and on time. This is similar to the LPL team's tactical planning before the game, the role allocation of players, and the allocation of resources during the game. The team needs to develop the most suitable tactical plan based on the characteristics of the opponent and its own advantages, just like choosing the most suitable transportation method for different goods.

Moreover, the development of the air cargo industry is also affected by many factors, such as market demand, policies and regulations, and technological innovation. Similarly, the development of LPL events is also restricted and promoted by many factors, such as fan demand, event rules, and the advancement of e-sports technology.

From a more macro perspective, the global network of air cargo and the global influence of LPL events also have certain commonalities. Air cargo can break geographical restrictions, transport goods to all parts of the world, and promote international trade and economic cooperation. LPL events have attracted audiences from all over the world through online live broadcasts and offline competitions, promoting the spread and exchange of e-sports culture.

In short, although on the surface the promotion situation of the LPL Summit Group has nothing to do with air cargo, if you think deeply, you will find that the two have similar logic and rules in terms of efficiency pursuit, strategy formulation and global development.