These two days, Peng Yi (a pseudonym), who is getting ready for marriage in the United States, received decorations from domestic shopping websites that "crossed the ocean". "These decorations that set off the atmosphere of the home are not available in the United States.". It only took her 10 days to open the domestic online shopping app, select the items she likes, place an order, mail, clear customs, transfer, and open the package. Nowadays, clothes, backpacks, books, small household appliances, digital products, etc., overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese have more and more "Made in China" in their "shopping carts". The "reverse overseas shopping" started to catch fire, so that everything across the ocean could come to us. The so-called "reverse overseas shopping" means that in the past, domestic consumers were keen to buy goods from overseas, but now more and more overseas consumers are buying "Chinese goods" on our e-commerce platform. Especially on January 1 this year, since the formal entry into force of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP), cross-border e-commerce, a new form of trade, has ushered in a new wind of development. Living overseas, you can also buy online "Double 11". Chinese goods have accelerated to the United States to study for a doctorate degree for four years. Peng Yi often buys clothes and daily necessities on the domestic online shopping platform. "When you meet your favorite clothes and bags with unique design, you will quickly 'chop your hands' as you do in China". She told the reporter of Zhongqing Daily and Zhongqing Online that the international logistics transportation is now very convenient, fast and safe. "Things are sent directly from the online shop to the forwarding company, and then transported together. The fastest time is 7 days.". "You can also experience the happiness of Taobao in Australia." During the "Double 11" shopping festival in China, Yu Min, who studied in Australia, can't wait to "empty" her shopping cart. In her shopping list, there are not only cosmetics and clothes, socks, but also eyeglass frames, mobile phone shells and various lovely stationery that have been planted for a long time. She said: "The international transfer platform used is recommended by friends. The timeliness, packaging and service are excellent. Next month, you can enjoy the happiness of unpacking." Liu Ting (not her real name), who has moved to Singapore for many years, is a "deep user" of "reverse overseas shopping". Clothes, books, toys, etc. are all purchased from domestic online, "Domestic small household appliances are cheap and of good quality. When Chinese and overseas Chinese here decorate, they all want to transport furniture from China in containers. Many Singaporeans have seen us shopping like this, and are also trying to buy goods from China.". Last year's "Double 11", she also participated in a number of local overseas Chinese organizations' shipping groups, and put together containers to Singapore. She told the reporter of the China Youth Daily · China Youth Network that if you choose air transportation, you can receive it in a week, and if you choose sea transportation, it will take 2-3 weeks. "Generally, we find a shipping company to rent a container, and the fee is about 400 yuan per cubic meter. It is a little more expensive during the COVID-19". She observed that many Chinese also started the business of reverse overseas shopping. "They stocked up goods from domestic overseas shopping, and then opened online stores in Shopee (e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, China, China - reporter's note), or sold them on local second-hand websites". In recent years, cross-border e-commerce, a new form of foreign trade, has enjoyed a rapid development momentum, which has enabled overseas Chinese to enjoy“