Analysis Amid the pandemic, China’s export orders have surged due to strong global demand but rising international shipping costs, insufficient supply, and lack of empty cargo rotation have caused traffic congestion in logistics. In addition, a backlog of products from foreign trade companies has created a tight capital flow for the processing companies. These problems were exacerbated in August and continued as such in September. Since April, the Delta variant of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus, emerged in many parts of the world with countries in South and Southeast Asia, including India, Vietnam, Malaysia, experiencing severe outbreaks, causing some manufacturing and processing orders to return to China. According to data released by China’s Ministry of Commerce on Sept. 12, from January to August, China’s exports saw a 23.2 percent increase over the same period last year, the highest level in the same period in …