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In terms of the goal of "achieving decarbonization", the e-commerce express delivery industry faces huge challenges. The large amount of carbon emissions during express delivery transportation has become an obstacle to environmental sustainability. In order to reduce carbon emissions, e-commerce companies and express delivery companies need to take a series of measures, such as optimizing transportation routes and using clean energy vehicles. However, the implementation of these measures requires a lot of capital investment and technological innovation.

On the other hand, the idea of ​​“reducing dependence on China” is actually unrealistic and short-sighted. China occupies an important position in the global supply chain, especially in the field of e-commerce express delivery. China has a complete logistics infrastructure, an efficient distribution network and rich experience. Many international e-commerce companies rely on China’s express delivery services to meet the needs of their global business.

From an industry perspective, the rapid development of e-commerce express delivery has driven the growth of global trade and promoted economic prosperity. But at the same time, it has also intensified market competition. In order to protect local express delivery companies, some countries or regions may adopt trade protectionist policies to try to reduce dependence on foreign express delivery services, including those from China. This practice not only violates the principle of free trade, but may also lead to chaos in the global supply chain and rising costs.

For individual consumers, the convenience of e-commerce express delivery allows them to easily purchase goods from all over the world. However, if the quality of express delivery services declines or costs increase due to some unreasonable policies, the consumers themselves will ultimately be affected.

In short, there is a complex relationship between the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry and the two goals of "achieving decarbonization" and "reducing dependence on China". We need to look at these issues rationally and objectively and seek sustainable and win-win solutions. We must strive to promote the green development of the e-commerce express delivery industry and reduce the negative impact on the environment, while respecting the laws of global trade and avoiding excessive trade protectionism. Only in this way can we achieve long-term and stable development of the e-commerce express delivery industry and bring more benefits to the global economy and society.