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The booming development of e-commerce has led to a surge in express delivery business, which has led to fierce competition in the logistics industry. In order to improve efficiency and service quality, express delivery companies are constantly optimizing their operating models and delivery processes. However, the gender imbalance of the marriageable population may affect the labor market, and in turn have an impact on the human structure of e-commerce express delivery.

For example, the relative surplus of male labor may lead to an increase in the proportion of males in the express delivery industry. This may bring new challenges and opportunities in terms of work intensity and career development. For express delivery companies, how to reasonably allocate human resources and give full play to the advantages of different genders has become an important issue.

At the same time, the gender imbalance of the marriageable population will also affect the consumer market. Men have different consumption concepts and demands from women. This may lead to changes in the types, sales volume and marketing strategies of e-commerce products, which will indirectly affect the type and scale of express delivery business.

In addition, the public's attention and discussion on the gender imbalance of the marriageable population will also prompt e-commerce and express delivery companies to make a difference in corporate culture and social responsibility, such as promoting the harmonious development of society and improving corporate image by carrying out public welfare activities.

In short, the relationship between the gender imbalance of the marriageable population and e-commerce express delivery is complex and subtle. The two interact with each other and jointly shape the future socioeconomic landscape.