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From a macro perspective, the increase or decrease of international trade often affects the rise and fall of the logistics industry. China's rising position in global trade means that more goods need to be transported and circulated. Take South Korea as an example. With the growth of trade with China, the demand for logistics has increased significantly. This requires logistics companies to continuously optimize the transportation network and improve transportation efficiency.

The development of the logistics industry has also provided strong support for the expansion of international trade. Efficient and convenient e-commerce express delivery services have reduced transaction costs, shortened transaction time, and enhanced the competitiveness of Chinese products in the international market. At the same time, advanced logistics technology has also made the supply chain of cross-border trade more stable and reliable.

Furthermore, changes in trade structure have also prompted the logistics industry to innovate and upgrade. The growth of trade in high-tech products such as semiconductors has put forward higher requirements for the safety, timeliness and accuracy of logistics. Logistics companies must introduce new technologies and strengthen their capabilities in cold chain logistics and transportation of special items.

However, the development process is not smooth sailing. Uncertain factors such as policy changes and exchange rate fluctuations in international trade have brought risks and challenges to the logistics industry. Logistics companies need to have keen market insight and flexible response strategies to adapt to the ever-changing trade environment.

In short, international trade and logistics industry are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. China's outstanding performance in international trade has brought opportunities to the logistics industry, while the progress of the logistics industry has also injected momentum into the further development of trade.