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The rise of the e-commerce industry has made the circulation of goods extremely convenient. People can receive goods from all over the world at home with just a click of the mouse. This not only greatly meets the needs of consumers, but also promotes economic growth. However, the prosperity of e-commerce has also brought a series of problems. The increase in logistics pressure has led to an increase in the workload of couriers and uneven service quality. At the same time, competition from e-commerce has also put some small businesses in trouble.

Looking at the riots in Southport, England, there are many reasons behind them. The uneven distribution of social resources and the long-term accumulation of public dissatisfaction will lead to violent conflicts once there is a fuse. In this incident, public order was disrupted and social stability was threatened.

Although e-commerce and the Nangang riots seem to have nothing to do with each other, from a deeper analysis, both reflect the imbalance and disharmony in the development of society. In the pursuit of economic development and social progress, we cannot only focus on superficial prosperity and ignore potential problems. We need to strengthen social governance, improve laws and regulations, promote social fairness and justice, and let the fruits of development benefit everyone.

The future development of e-commerce needs to pay more attention to sustainability and social responsibility. It is necessary not only to improve logistics efficiency, but also to protect the rights and interests of workers and reduce the impact on the environment. At the same time, society should also learn lessons from the Nangang riots, strengthen education and guidance for the people, enhance social cohesion, and create a harmonious and stable social environment.