1962 peter drucker, a famous management scientist, published an article entitled "Black Continent of Economy" in Fortune magazine. He compared logistics to "an uncultivated virgin land" and stressed that we should attach great importance to circulation and logistics management in circulation. Peter drucker once said that "circulation is a dark continent in the economic field". Drucker generally refers to circulation, but because the fuzziness of logistics activities in the circulation field is particularly prominent, it is a field that people can't understand clearly in the circulation field, so the "black continent" theory is mainly aimed at logistics. The theory of "black continent" mainly refers to the unknown and the unknown. In the black continent, if theoretical research and practical exploration illuminate this black continent, it may be a barren land or a treasure land in front of people. The theory of "black continent" is a refutation and opposition to the ignorance in the economic field in the 20th century, pointing out that under the prosperous and developed market economy, there is no end to the development of science and technology and economy. The "black continent" theory is also a correct evaluation of logistics itself, that is, there are still many unknown things in this field, and the theory and practice are not mature.