Lin Chuan, the head of a cold chain enterprise, rented a logistics park to conduct business. After the park changed to a new owner, it unilaterally added three new fees for parking, roads, and platforms, demanded a three-million-yuan power supply guarantee deposit, and even maliciously cut off the cold storage power supply to threaten payment. Lin Chuan did not fight head-on; outwardly he endured and maneuvered to preserve customer goods, but actually activated a backup base deployed a year in advance. On Sunday night, more than three hundred cold chain trucks were relocated overnight as a whole. On Monday, the new owner found the park deserted. The story reveals that what truly supports the logistics industry is business and trust, not factory buildings and platforms.