The bar chart illustrates the change in the number of express delivery items in rural and urban areas from 2018 to 2020. Specifically, the quantity of the urban’ s express deliveries rose dramatically from 51 billion to 83 billion over the period in question. In stark contrast, express deliveries in rural areas increased gradually from 12 billion to 30 billion during the same period/over the 3 years. (You have got the wrong way around. Rural deliveries more than doubled) The bar chart illustrates the change in the number of the rural and urban’ s express deliver from 2018 to 2020.Specifically,the number of the urban and rural’ s express deliver increased by 32 billion and 18 billion,respectively.It is clearly shows that the urban’ s express deliver rose faster than rural’ s. (Why are you saying the same thing again?) The primary reason lies in the phenomenon that the economic (economic is an adj) development of the city is much better than in the countryside. First, most city dwellers’ salaries are higher than those for countryside people. Thus, they have more money to shop online. Second, citizen’ s awareness of shopping online is in common in modern society. Citizens are busy with work, so they prefer to choose online shipping to save time. Although, the countryside’s economy develops slower than the city’s, it still showed an upward trend. The Chinese government has allocated money to foster its development. Such as transport construction and manual factories. So the countryside’s express deliveries rose steadily from 2018 to 2020. In my opinion, it is essential to pay attention to and take action on the countryside’s economic growth. This will offer more job opportunities to rural areas and mitigate the population of cities. I deeply believe that if our government does its utmost, China will have a promising future.