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The tram in Dalian is not only an important means of transportation for citizens' daily travel, but also a symbol of carrying a hundred years of history and culture. Since the opening of the first line in 1909, it has witnessed the changes and development of the city. Nowadays, these historic trams have been revitalized through body advertising, becoming a unique platform for showcasing brand image and conveying commercial information.

As the starting station of the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed railway and the transfer hub of Metro Line 13, Qinghe Station reaches a large number of business travelers and commuters every day, and the advertising exposure can reach one million.

The U-shaped area is located in the core area of the waiting platform, and the passengers' line of sight is surrounded by three walls, and the advertising screen forms a blind spot coverage, with an average daily exposure of tens of thousands of people.

As the core station of the subway, Tuanjiehu Station reaches more than 15 million passengers per day with lightbox advertisements at the entrances and exits, covering high-net-worth individuals such as commuters and business travelers.

Through three-dimensional reach, coverage of high-net-worth individuals and technology empowerment, the media has become one of the core media for brands to seize the minds of business people in the capital.

The community is close to the Eastern Suburbs Memory Cultural and Creative Park, and cultural activities such as art exhibitions and music festivals are often held in the area, which is easy to attract media attention and enhance the exposure of the surrounding area

This transfer passage serves as a core transportation hub, with an average daily passenger flow exceeding one million.

Hujialou Station serves as an interchange hub between Line 6 and Line 10.