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Take air express as an example. Its high efficiency and speed enable goods to be delivered to consumers in a short time. This not only stimulates people's desire to buy, but may also lead to some impulse purchases. For example, when seeing that a new home product can be purchased quickly through air express, consumers may place an order without thinking, resulting in idleness.

In addition, the expansion of air express services has also made it easier for more international brands and high-end home products to enter Chinese households. These products often have unique designs and functions, but sometimes do not fully meet the actual needs of Chinese families, thus increasing the possibility of idleness.

At the same time, from the perspective of home decoration, some design elements that pursue fashion and trends, such as sofas of a certain style and bathtubs of a special shape, may attract consumers' attention in the short term. However, due to factors such as living habits and actual frequency of use, these items may eventually be left idle.

While air express accelerates the circulation of goods, it also poses new challenges to consumers' consumption concepts and family planning. While enjoying the rich choices brought by convenient logistics, consumers should evaluate their own needs more rationally and avoid unnecessary waste of resources and space occupation due to impulse consumption.

In short, there is a complex and subtle connection between the idleness of Chinese families and the development of modern logistics, especially air express services. We need to treat the relationship between consumption and logistics with a more prudent and wise attitude to achieve efficient and sustainable development of family life.