In the Distance

In 1999, Yao Yuan, who graduated from high school, took over his parents' job as a long-distance transporter and traveled all over the country to find an opportunity for express transportation. At that time, he was intercepted by postal law enforcement and suffered heavy losses, so he used the Internet to get acquainted with Qianjin Lu Xiaoou, the postal express road manager, in order to obtain information, and the two gradually fell in love during the contact. But Yao Yuan saw the huge gap in their identities, so he chose to let go of his first love and embark on the road of entrepreneurship alone, establishing Yuanfang Express in Hong Kong. At this time, Lu Xiaoou followed his mother to Hong Kong to study, and the two met again. Lu Xiaoou helps Yuanfang Express tide over the difficulties. Just as the two had tacit cooperation through many ups and downs, and gradually led Yuanfang Express to glory, a business crisis caused Yuanfang Express to be heavily in debt. Yao Yuan couldn't bear Lu Xiaoou being implicated and deliberately angered her away. After Lu Xiaoou left, Yao Yuan tried every means to pay off the debt on his own. In 2014, the country officially liberalized its express delivery policy. The traditional private express delivery business that Yao Yuan was mainly engaged in was strongly impacted by emerging e-commerce. However, Yao Yuan assessed the situation and quickly implemented the "Yuanfang" unmanned intelligent express delivery, turning danger into safety and achieving success. Faced with the competition from returned businessman Liu Yuntian, Yao Yuan did not play by the rules and often made strange moves, winning a beautiful turnaround again. Under the opportunities of the new era, Yao Yuan seized the business opportunities and promoted upstream and downstream cooperation between express delivery and e-commerce.