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The park integrates sculpture groups, wood hydrangea walls and other landscapes, and becomes a high-frequency place for film and television framing and Internet celebrity check-in

The Shibuya Central Street large screen advertisement is located in one of the most vibrant and fashionable areas of Tokyo - Shibuya. This is the birthplace of youth culture, gathering countless trendy brands, art exhibitions, music events, and various cultural experiences. Shibuya Central Street is not only a part of daily life for Tokyo citizens, but also a must visit destination for global tourists exploring Japanese popular culture.

Bus shelter lightbox advertisements are located in various corners of the city, covering the essential routes that residents must pass through for daily travel. As a part of the public transportation system, bus shelters are not only places where passengers wait for buses, but also important media for brands and consumers to communicate face-to-face.

The U-PLEX screen in Seoul's Seodaemun district is located in the core area of Seoul's Seodaemun district, adjacent to Yonsei University and Ewha Girls' University. It is a golden area for young culture, trendy consumption, and creative gathering. As a comprehensive space that integrates commerce, entertainment, and socializing, U-PLEX is not only an important gathering place for local young people on a daily basis, but also an ideal medium for brands to engage with Generation Z and create popular topics.

Chengdu Metro Line 1 takes the city's main axis economic corridor as the core, which is not only the "first work" of Chengdu's rail transit network, but also a strategic channel to promote the coordinated development of the city's north and south

As an iconic building under KB Financial Group, the largest financial institution in South Korea, this large screen not only carries the brand's own communication needs, but also becomes a high ground for many enterprises to compete in advertising. It is surrounded by government agencies, financial institutions, commercial office buildings, and cultural facilities, with a large daily flow of people, making it an ideal window for brands to speak out.

More than 20 bus lines (No. 57/30, etc.) are covered within 500 meters, and 800 meters are connected to People's Park Station of Metro Line 2, with dense commuting crowds

The outdoor screens of Hongda H1 (CGV) and Hongda H2 (Yongfeng Bunko) are located in the Hongda area of Mapo gu, Seoul, which is the birthplace of Korean youth culture and a concentrated exhibition area for artistic creativity. As a cultural center where young people gather, Hongda not only has a rich artistic atmosphere, but also attracts a large number of tourists to experience the unique Korean Wave culture.