It depends on which platform you are looking at.

For platforms like Amazon, as long as there is an address, 1688 can send it.

Because international logistics cannot be delivered in one line, it needs to go to the transshipment warehouse first, and then transfer at the transshipment warehouse.

The issue involved is whether the transshipment warehouse is responsible for labeling the received goods, that is, the foreign address. If the transshipment warehouse that your foreign logistics passes through is not responsible for labeling the foreign address, then you need to explain to the seller when shopping on 1688, or ask them whether they will label the foreign address.