Special goods and ordinary goods often make it difficult to distinguish. To avoid being returned/detained as regular goods and causing unnecessary losses, each of us can learn how to distinguish between "special goods" and "regular goods".

First of all, you need to know! Special goods are not distinguished based on their weight, but rather based on their composition, which is the most accurate way to distinguish them.

1. Items containing liquids

Common commodities: drinks, perfume, shower gel, etc

2. Items containing magnets

Common products: headphones, radios, speakers, music boxes, etc

3. Items containing batteries

Common products: watches, power banks, etc

4. Branded or counterfeit items

Common international brands: Nike, Adidas, Mi, HuaWei, LiNing, etc

5. Electrical appliances containing motors

Common products: fans, clocks, hair dryers, juicers, etc

6. Products containing electronic chips

Common products: computers, USB drives, SD cards, memory cards, etc

7. Products containing powder

Flour, powdered food, talcum powder, and other products containing powdered substances (white powder cannot be shipped)

8. Products applied to the body

Cosmetics, toothpaste, medicines, and so on.

9. Products involving religion

Common products: religious books, ritual props, religious CDs, etc.

10. Food and Medicine

All edible and drinkable foods and medications are considered sensitive goods.

Common foods: snacks, dried fruits, pills, potions