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When exploring the origins of these cultural relics, we cannot ignore the role of cross-regional exchanges. Cross-regional exchanges not only include the exchange of people, but also the circulation of goods. In modern society, international express delivery is undoubtedly one of the important ways for cross-regional circulation of goods.

The development of the international express delivery industry has enabled goods and information to be delivered quickly around the world. This has promoted cultural exchange and integration to a certain extent. Many artworks and cultural relics have been circulated among different museums and collectors through international express delivery channels.

Although the Chinese cultural relics in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York may not have entered the collection directly through international express delivery, the convenient and efficient logistics system represented by international express delivery provides potential possibilities for similar cultural exchange activities.

However, while international express delivery brings convenience, it also has some problems. For example, cultural relics may be damaged during transportation; secondly, illegal cultural relic transactions may also be carried out with the help of the concealment of international express delivery.

For museums, when receiving cultural relics, they need to strictly examine the source and transportation channels to ensure the legality and integrity of the cultural relics. At the same time, the international community should also strengthen supervision of the international express delivery industry and crack down on illegal transportation and trading of cultural relics.

In short, international express plays an important role in cultural exchange, but we need to use it reasonably to protect and inherit human cultural heritage.