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China's rapid development in logistics, especially in express delivery, has made Korean companies feel threatened by competition. Korean companies are either surpassed by China or highly dependent on China in some aspects, which undoubtedly hinders their development.

In addition, factors such as changes in the global economic situation, fluctuations in market demand and the continuous advancement of technological innovation have also required Korean companies to be more cautious and flexible in logistics operations and strategic planning.

In order to meet these challenges, Korean companies need to re-examine their own strengths and weaknesses, strengthen technological research and development and innovation capabilities, improve service quality and efficiency, optimize logistics network layout, and at the same time strengthen cooperation and coordination with other companies to jointly respond to market changes and competitive pressures.

Korean companies should also pay attention to the needs and trends of emerging markets, actively expand their business areas, and find new growth points. In the wave of digital transformation, they should make full use of big data, artificial intelligence and other technical means to realize the intelligent and refined logistics management and improve operational efficiency and decision-making level.

In short, the challenges faced by Korean companies in the logistics field are severe, but as long as they can respond proactively and adopt effective strategies, they still have the opportunity to stand out in the fierce market competition and achieve sustainable development.