Ye Chen paused for a moment, then said, "Now that we've laid it all out like this, I have a pretty good idea of what you're plotting, President Duan. You're simply trying to wedge your way into the seemingly saturated domestic courier market. You must see the current landscape—monopolized by the 'Four Tongs and a Da' along with SF Express—far more clearly than anyone else! Yet the fact that you still want to make a move undoubtedly means you believe there's still a chance to grab a slice of the pie."
At this point, Ye Chen's expression sharpened. "So my view aligns with yours. In this world, no commercial market is ever truly saturated; there is only survival of the fittest and continuous innovation! The same goes for the courier industry. The reason the 'Four Tongs and a Da' and SF Express were able to form a monopoly is, frankly, because no standout disruptor entered the arena—or rather, no heavyweight capital backed by massive resources entered the game. Of course, in today's context, if you blindly jump into this field without adequate branch coverage and massive, high-volume shipping partners standing behind you, forget about becoming a disruptor; you wouldn't even manage to be a spoiler! Conversely, if you have the proper branch coverage coupled with powerful, bundled partners, then as long as your capital is deep enough, you can completely shake up the domestic courier market! After all, whether it's the 'Four Tongs and a Da' or SF Express, their reputations are deter…
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