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The plight of Korean companies reflects the changes in the global economic landscape. With the rapid rise of China's economy, Korean companies have shown strong competitiveness in many fields, and they are gradually losing their advantages in some traditional areas. The high degree of dependence makes Korean companies very vulnerable to market fluctuations and external shocks.

This situation has had a wide-ranging impact on international trade and related industrial chains. In the field of trade, the pressure on Korean companies may cause them to adjust their import and export strategies, which in turn affects the balance and flow of global trade. For the industrial chain, changes in Korean companies may trigger the re-arrangement of upstream and downstream companies and adjustments to their cooperation models.

From a more macro perspective, this has also prompted companies from all over the world to re-examine their development strategies. In the fiercely competitive global market, companies need to continue to innovate and enhance their core competitiveness to adapt to the rapidly changing economic environment. At the same time, governments of various countries are also promoting the development of their own companies and enhancing their position in the international market by formulating relevant policies.

Back to the relationship with international express delivery, these changes of Korean companies indirectly affect the international express delivery business. When Korean companies adjust their production and trade strategies, their demand and methods of cargo transportation will also change. For example, Korean companies may reduce the export of certain products, resulting in a decrease in the express delivery volume of related goods; or choose different express delivery service providers in order to reduce costs.

In addition, the development of the international express delivery industry will also have an impact on Korean companies in turn. Efficient international express delivery services can speed up the flow of goods for Korean companies, improve the efficiency of the supply chain, help reduce operating costs and increase market response speed. However, if there are problems with international express delivery services, such as delays or lost goods, it may cause additional losses and troubles to Korean companies.

In short, there is a complex relationship of mutual influence between the pressure faced by Korean companies and the international express delivery industry. Both sides need to constantly adapt to market changes and seek the best development strategy to gain a foothold in the fierce global competition.