China Post EMS has not received the information on the Internet, which means that it has been put in place. Is this a violation?

There are two possibilities for the "appropriate investment" you mentioned:

First, it is a fact that the post office at the receiving place adopts fraudulent means to meet the requirements of the State Bureau for its time limit.

Second, since the post office covers almost all areas of China, it inevitably includes underdeveloped villages. Your mail should be sent to the countryside, because it is impossible for the post office to set up offices in every village (imagine how many villages there are in China). So rural mail (which has been the case for decades) is signed by rural postmen at the next higher post office in the village, and then delivered to the village, because there is no computer network in the village.

(Rural postal workers are not postal workers, but they receive postal subsidies. Generally, they are part-time residents' committees or villagers in the village. )

The local station 1 1 185 tells you that the three-day arrival time of EMS is irresponsible, but I think many users who don't know postal services also have this misunderstanding, because the service promise within three days is generally only sent to cities or cities in individual areas (such as the Pearl River Delta). In other places, if there is an extra day in the town, there will be an extra day in the village, and for example, in some areas (such as Tibet and Yunnan), there is no road in the countryside, and it takes 7- 15 days for a courier to send one round trip. Therefore, according to the actual national conditions in China, it is impossible for all regions to arrive in three days. I think this is the common sense that an ordinary consumer should have.