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As an important link connecting the economies of various countries, cross-border logistics, although not directly mentioned, plays a subtle role in these economic activities. For example, Digital Guangxi Group relies on the coordinated development of Pingxiang Border Industrial Park and Vietnam's "2-hour economic circle", which is inseparable from the support of efficient cross-border logistics.

Cross-border logistics plays a vital role in international trade. It enables goods to circulate quickly and accurately between different countries and regions, reducing transaction costs and improving market efficiency. Just like in the field of e-commerce, consumers can easily buy goods from all over the world, thanks to the perfect network of cross-border logistics.

At the same time, the development of cross-border logistics has also promoted the division of labor and cooperation in the industry. Different countries and regions can focus on specific industrial links based on their own advantages and realize the integration and optimization of the industrial chain through cross-border logistics. For example, some regions are good at raw material production, while other regions have advantages in processing and manufacturing. Cross-border logistics enables these regions to work closely together to complete the production and sales of products.

Cross-border logistics also plays an important role in regional economic development. Taking the cooperation between China and ASEAN as an example, efficient cross-border logistics channels help promote trade between the two sides and promote industrial upgrading and innovation. It not only drives the development of related industries, such as the construction of logistics parks and the research and development of logistics technology, but also provides strong support for the coordinated development of regional economy.

However, the development of cross-border logistics also faces a series of challenges. For example, there are differences in trade policies and regulations among countries, which may lead to cumbersome logistics links and delays. In addition, problems such as imperfect logistics infrastructure, uneven information levels and high logistics costs also restrict the further development of cross-border logistics.

In order to meet these challenges, countries and regions need to strengthen cooperation, jointly promote the coordination and unification of trade policies, increase investment and construction in logistics infrastructure, improve the level of logistics informationization, and reduce logistics costs. At the same time, enterprises also need to continuously innovate logistics models and technologies to improve the quality and efficiency of logistics services.

In short, although cross-border logistics is not directly mentioned in some economic activities, it is like a hero behind the scenes, silently supporting the development of regional economy and international trade. Only by constantly overcoming the challenges in its development can it better play its important role in economic development.