Hu Min, founder of CNE International Logistics, started to get involved in cross-border e-commerce in 2006.

He started to provide logistics services to some sellers, and was considered one of the earliest pathfinders in the industry. At that time, CNE was fortunate to become the logistics service provider recommended by the homepage of eBay's official website.

In 2006, the first cross-border e-commerce parcel customer developed by CNE sent 5 parcels for the first time, which was a landmark event.

At first, it used the EMS channel of the post office, and later in 2008, it began to use the postal parcel service. CNE also became one of the earliest logistics companies in China to serve cross-border e-commerce sellers.

In 2008, Hu Min made a very important decision to join the Shanghai branch of ZTO Express.

"This decision seems to be very correct now. At that time, it was not so easy for the national policies to be passed down to small and medium-sized enterprises. Being close to large enterprises means that we can perceive the direction of national policies earlier.

During the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing strengthened its control over logistics and delivery, and many goods were exported from Shanghai.