No need to post it. Write the list and wait for the person who picks up the plane to leave. You don't have to fill in the rest of the list. You just need to fill in the mailing address and telephone number of the contact person. And receiving the address and telephone number of the contact person. Do it. And ... generally, the sheets are glued, and the back ones are directly bonded. The last piece of backing paper on the back can be pasted, just like a sticker. International express and SF express waybills do not carry glue. Generally, there will be a film on the envelope or outer packaging bag. You can put the list in. In fact, these are none of your business, they are all done by salesmen. You just need to fill in the address. Get the mail ready and wait for the salesman to come.

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If you have to post it yourself. Just pack what you sell. Put it in a rectangular box.

Write a list, take out the outgoing copy (or spare copy) and keep it for yourself. Then remove the self-adhesive backing paper from the back of the waybill. Stick it on the biggest side of the box.

Pay attention when pasting. There will be a barcode on the waybill. The location of the bar code, not on the edge of the box.

Keep the bar code flat, because what you want to scan. There are wrinkles that cannot be scanned.

(! ! ! The whole list is like a big sticker. You can write information on the surface. The back can be opened and pasted directly after opening. You don't have to take double-sided tape or something)

In fact, you are afraid of cross-selling goods online. We can get some paper clips or something for the time being. Just wait for the salesman to do it.