1. Items that are forbidden to receive or send for domestic shipments that are transported by land during the whole journey

    1. Valuables: gold bricks, silver bars, cash, platinum, etc.

    2. Negotiable items: credit cards, phone cards, bus tickets, checks, non-cash tickets, blank travel tickets, etc.

    3. Antiques and crafts: such as Ming Dynasty porcelain, exquisite glass products, etc.

    4. Medical samples: diagnostic samples, blood samples, urine samples, human tissues, etc.

    5. Various dangerous goods that are flammable, explosive, corrosive, toxic, strong acid-base and radioactive. Such as: matches, detonators, gunpowder, firecrackers, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, alcohol (liquid and solid), sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, organic solvents, pesticides, and others listed in the "Chemical Dangerous Goods Practical Manual" published by the Chemical Industry Press Of chemical supplies.

    6. All kinds of potent poisons, narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. Such as: arsenic, opium, morphine, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, etc.

    7. Items prohibited from circulation or shipping by national laws. Such as: cultural relics, weapons, ammunition, simulation weapons, etc.

    8. The company cannot promise that the goods will be delivered to the consignee, but bear the risk of loss that may be caused by this.

    9. Obstructing the public. Such as bones (including burned bones), animal skins that have not been nitrated, animal bones that have not been medicated, etc.

    10. Animals, plants and their specimens.

    11. Unrecognizable white powder.

    12. Liquids: seafood, alcoholic beverages (beer, liquor, etc.), liquids, etc. 13. Fragile products: glass products

2. Items prohibited by air transportation (including all contents of "Items prohibited from accepting and sending domestic shipments by land transportation throughout the entire journey")

    1. Articles that threaten the safety of aviation flight refer to articles or substances that may obviously endanger human health and safety or cause damage to property during air transportation. There are mainly the following categories:

        a) Explosives: such as fireworks and firecrackers, detonating fuses, etc.;

        b) Gas: such as compressed gas, dry ice, fire extinguisher, gas cylinder (no discharge device, no refilling), life-saving device (self-expandable), etc.;

        c) Flammable liquids: such as paint, gasoline, alcohol, motor oil, camphor oil, engine starting fluid, turpentine, thinner, glue, perfume, etc.;

        d) Flammable solids: natural substances, substances that release flammable gas in contact with water, such as activated carbon, titanium powder, dried copra, castor products, rubber crumbs, safety matches (box wiped or wiped), dry White phosphorus, dry yellow phosphorus, magnesium powder, etc.;

        e) Oxidants and organic peroxides: such as potassium permanganate;

        f) Toxic and infectious substances: such as pesticides, lithium batteries, tear gas, etc.;

        g) Radioactive material;

        h) Corrosive products: such as batteries, alkaline battery liquid;

        i) Magnets, magnetic steel and other products containing strong magnets without degaussing protective packaging.

    2. Any medicine (pay attention to the difference with health care products, solid health care products can be received and sent in appropriate amounts).

    3. Other air prohibited items. Such as powder objects (no matter what color), liquids (no matter what kind of packaging is used), goods with hazard signs, no national audio-visual products (including CD, VCD), knives, durians, bricks, sand, and air Lighters, any goods (including toys) involving the concepts of "weapons" and "guns", etc.