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Air cargo is efficient, fast and long-distance, and can meet the high requirements of modern business for cargo transportation. It not only plays a key role in international trade and promotes the interconnection of the global economy, but also demonstrates strong support capabilities in responding to emergencies. For example, during the epidemic, air cargo provided strong support for the timely transportation of medical supplies.

However, the development of air cargo also faces some challenges. High operating costs, complex logistics links and environmental pressures are all restricting its further development.

Looking back at Chen Guanwei's personal growth trajectory, his persistence and hard work in scientific exploration reflect the desire and pursuit of the unknown among young people. If this spirit can be combined with the air cargo industry, it may bring new development opportunities. For example, encouraging young people to engage in scientific and technological innovation related to air cargo, using their creativity and vitality to provide new ideas for solving industry problems.

At the same time, the air cargo industry can also provide more learning and practice opportunities for young people. By visiting air cargo bases and participating in related science popularization activities, young people's interest in the aviation field can be stimulated and their professional qualities and innovation capabilities can be cultivated.

In general, there is a potential for integration between air cargo and youth development. This integration will not only help promote the innovation and development of the air cargo industry, but also provide a broader development space for young people, and achieve common growth and progress for both.