Rural logistics serves as a key link in boosting rural revitalization and vitalizing the rural economy. In the past, rural areas suffered from insufficient logistics outlets, slow delivery and high freight costs, creating major obstacles for high-quality agricultural products to enter urban markets and industrial goods to reach rural areas. Today, logistics services continue to expand downward. County-level distribution centers, township service stations and village-level service outlets have formed a comprehensive urban-rural logistics distribution system. New models such as unified warehousing and joint distribution have opened up direct channels for agricultural products from fields to urban dining tables, enabling fresh fruits, vegetables and characteristic rural products to be sold nationwide. Meanwhile, sound rural logistics facilitates the delivery of home appliances, daily necessities and agricultural supplies, greatly improving villagers’ lives, stimulating rural consumption vitality, and building a solid bridge for two-way urban-rural circulation.