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The rise of overseas express delivery to door business has changed people's consumption and trade patterns. With the development of the Internet, cross-border e-commerce has flourished, and overseas shopping has become more and more convenient. Consumers can easily buy goods from all over the world, which has had an impact on the domestic market and industrial structure.

Under this impact, some traditional industries are facing adjustments and transformations. For example, some manufacturing industries have to optimize production processes, improve product quality, or transform and develop emerging industries due to competition from overseas products. This change is reflected in the setting of university majors, that is, some majors related to traditional manufacturing may no longer meet market demand, resulting in a reduction in enrollment or even suspension of enrollment.

At the same time, the development of overseas express delivery services has also promoted the rapid development of related fields such as logistics and supply chain management. The demand for related professional talents has increased sharply, which has also prompted colleges and universities to adjust and optimize their professional settings and increase investment in these popular fields.

Taking the Central Conservatory of Music as an example, the suspension of enrollment in majors such as music art management, music therapy, and music recording may be related to the diversification and digitalization trend of the current cultural market. With the popularization of the Internet, the dissemination and consumption of music has undergone tremendous changes. People can easily access various music resources through online platforms, and traditional music management and treatment models are challenged. The acceleration of global cultural exchanges brought about by overseas express delivery to door business has also made the music market more international and competitive. In this context, the college may need to re-examine and adjust its professional settings to cultivate talents that are more adapted to market needs.

Sichuan University plans to cancel 31 undergraduate majors, which also reflects the school's keen grasp of discipline construction and market demand. These canceled majors may not be competitive enough in the job market or are inconsistent with the school's overall development strategy. The economic and social changes caused by overseas express delivery to door business may lead to uncertain employment prospects for some majors, prompting the school to make timely adjustments.

In short, although the overseas express delivery service seems to have no direct connection with the adjustment of university majors, it actually indirectly promotes the optimization and updating of university majors by influencing market demand, industrial structure and cultural exchange. This phenomenon reminds us that in a rapidly changing era, education must keep pace with social development and constantly adapt to new challenges and opportunities.