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First, the sales of Apple products in the Chinese market are affected by many factors. Among them, changes in consumer demand are a key factor. With the rise of local Chinese smartphone brands, consumers have more options when choosing mobile phones. This makes Apple face more intense competition, and its market share may be squeezed to a certain extent.

The development of overseas express delivery to door-to-door delivery provides consumers with a more convenient way to obtain goods from all over the world. This also means that when consumers choose mobile phones and other electronic products, they are no longer limited to products in the domestic market. They can easily purchase mobile phone brands from other countries and regions through overseas express delivery, further increasing the intensity of market competition.

Secondly, from the perspective of the supply chain, Apple's production and supply system is widely distributed around the world. However, the rapid development of overseas express delivery to the door may bring certain challenges to Apple's supply chain management. If the efficiency and stability of express delivery services are not guaranteed, it may affect the on-time delivery of products, thereby adversely affecting sales.

In addition, consumers' requirements for shopping experience are also increasing. The quality and speed of overseas express delivery services have become important factors affecting consumers' purchasing decisions. If Apple cannot provide a service level comparable to that of its competitors in this regard, some consumers may turn to other brands.

In short, although there is no direct causal relationship between Apple's revenue decline in Greater China and the phenomenon of overseas express delivery to doorsteps, in a globalized market environment, the two influence each other through various indirect factors and jointly shape the landscape of the consumer electronics market.