Introduction to the regional operations centre: the regional operations centre is the field management branch of the chain of operations of the vendor group based in the field, divided into two categories: direct battalion and association. The direct operating centre was established in november 2014 in zhoukou, henan province. The main functions of the acmc regional operations centre are: 1 to expand and provide operational support to the commissary service, including training, promotion, logistics, etc. 2 to develop regional field suppliers to bring quality field-based niche products to the mercantile city 3 to implement the policy of unified management of the service station at the commissary headquarters. The cmc e-commerce service is a self-serving platform that works in depth with rural, municipal, village retailers or small and medium-sized enterprises throughout the country on the basis of cash-sharing and market sharing, providing a network of off-line outlets for the general public, with the main services of procurement. The operator of the service station referred to it as the “head”. The main functions of the e-commerce service desk are: for objective reasons, rural access is much lower than urban access, is familiar with online purchases, and online payments are much lower than urban purchases. Qualified station chiefs, who have been trained in the common market of vendors, will provide professional guidance, substitute services, internet shopping for people who do not understand it or even have no computer and internet access. Logistics transit: rural logistics network site coverage is much lower than in urban areas. In parallel with the provision of alternative purchase services, the service also acts to some extent as a transit factor in logistics, helping the population to collect and distribute parcels and to solve the problem of “receipt difficulties”. 3. Market outreach: as a repository of local flows and information flows, service stations can more easily spread to the surrounding population the experience of purchasing money, convenience and qualified goods, as well as the time before the newer marketing activities in the mall. 4. After-sale services: issues such as the provision of shopping mall orders to the surrounding population for return and exchange of goods, warranty, etc. To solve the problem of “unqualified internet purchases”. 5. Universalizing electric power providers: professionally trained and certified station chiefs have the responsibility to teach the people around them the very good knowledge of online shopping, and to make their due contribution to the generalization of electrical knowledge in society. Information gathering: feed information on the bulk of shopping needs in the area to the comptoir, which provides specialized, personalized procurement programmes. 7. People's services: service stations will continue to provide a range of services, such as mobile phones, broadband, cable television, appointments for consultations, airline tickets, etc., which will improve the quality of service and make it easier for the population。