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This large screen not only occupies a prime location in Paris' golden kilometer, but also leverages FNAC's profound cultural heritage, becoming a high-end digital media platform that integrates commercial exposure, cultural expression, and urban dialogue, neighboring flagship stores of luxury brands such as LV, Dior, and Cartier.

Located in the Saint-Lazare transport hub area in the 9th arrondissement, the core business district of Paris, it is one of the important stores of the well-known French cultural retail brand FNAC in the city center. The large screen, leveraging the area's high foot traffic and strong purchasing power, has become an urban digital window that serves both commercial communication and cultural display functions.

Located in the Ternes area of the 17th arrondissement in Paris, adjacent to the Ternes station on Paris Metro Line 13, it is an important local cultural consumption center that makes culture accessible, reflecting FNAC's core philosophy of making culture available to everyone.

The Paris Oriental Center Screen is a demonstration site for overseas communication capacity building designated by the Chinese national authorities in Europe. It is located in the heart of Paris, adjacent to the world-famous Champs-Élysées, and serves as an important window for Sino-French cultural exchange.

The large advertising screens in the 44-45th Street area of Times Square in New York essentially refer to the giant displays on the One Times Square building, which are one of the most iconic advertising platforms in Times Square, New York.

On the east wall of the new W Hotel located in the center of Times Square, New York, you can see the famous Bowtie area directly. The Bowtie area is an important part of Times Square in terms of design, architecture, and traffic. The screen is at street level, facing 47th Avenue leading west.

Located at the intersection of 40th Street and Seventh Avenue in Times Square, between Bryant Park and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, it can reach multiple groups including tourists and local commuters. The screen faces the intersection, allowing for direct exposure to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, thereby increasing the effective reach of the advertisement.

Located in the heart of Times Square, New York, known as the Crossroads of the World, it is one of the world's busiest centers for business, entertainment, and shopping. As an important advertising platform in Times Square, New York, it has extremely high international communication value, with a daily visitor flow of over 1.5 million people and an annual average of nearly 100 million visitors.