Two weeks ago I tried to send my letters to Canada at central China Post Office in Xi'an. I was refused with the explanation that because of Canada Post workers strike, China Post doesn't accept letters destined to Canadian Adresses.

My question is, because the strike is over, will my letters to Canada will be accepted now at China Post?
Thanks

Hi, my registered mail with the tracking number RD595774625CN should be from China to Canada.
However, when I track the mail, it shows the destination to be Hong Kong. The sender’s address label is correct and her receipt of sending the mail is also written as Canada. What has happened? Is Hong Kong just a transit location or what? Thank you.

This is what it says on the Hong Kong Post website for my package. Does this mean the package will not give any updates when it ships to my country? I am from Canada and it only says the package has left the destination and handed to courier.

Processing and delivery information of mail at the destination is supplied by the destination postal administration. According to the international postal operation arrangements of the Universal Postal Union, postal administrations are not bound to release processing and delivery information of "international registered mail", and postal administrations of the following countries/regions have ceased to release such information:
1. Canada
2. Netherlands
3. United States of America