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This transfer corridor stretches far and allows passengers to move at a leisurely pace. There is no need for passengers to rush; their natural slow stroll effectively extends the information reception time. Audiences take the initiative to view the wall displays, resulting in low resistance to advertisements, high completion rate of message reading, and strong brand recall.

The full set of columns enables consistent visuals and unified tone. Within the spacious and transparent S-Class station hall, they capture dominant core visual focus and create an exclusive immersive brand atmosphere.

Installed in enclosed areas within passengers' horizontal line of sight free from interference. Passengers can naturally receive information while waiting for trains or moving through passages, leading to high recall rate of core messages. The coverage extends to the entire rail network without blind spots. It supports full-scale deployment as well as targeted outreach to key areas to reach all metro passenger flows.

Arrange high-exposure core positions along passenger-dense traffic routes to achieve wide coverage and high efficiency. Large-size high-definition screens deliver strong visual impact, quickly capturing audience attention and strengthening information retention. They are highly adaptable and easy to coordinate with single creative displays, and can be combined to suit full-area promotion or key campaign launches.

Passengers spend an average of 4 to 7 minutes lingering while transferring or walking through transit passages. This slow, short-distance movement eliminates the shortcoming of fleeting ad glances, delivering high-frequency, long-duration and repeated immersive exposure. Such media achieves far stronger brand recall than transit ads on platforms where passengers pass by rapidly.

As an important transportation hub connecting multiple lines, this station can accurately accommodate a large volume of two-way transfer passengers. Passengers tend to stay for a relatively long time in transfer corridors and station halls, with frequent visual exposure, making it ideal for building brand image and delivering in-depth information.

The station hall is the core staying area for passengers to undergo security checks, purchase tickets, wait for trains and transfer lines. The average passenger stay time exceeds 90 seconds. Audiences can fully receive brand information by viewing the screen at a close horizontal line of sight, and high-frequency daily repeated exposure greatly improves users' brand memory.

The enclosed pedestrian underpass boasts a clean environment free from harsh outdoor glare. With a steady passage dwell time of 2 to 4 minutes, brand messages can be fully read and leave a deep impression, delivering far superior exposure reach compared to conventional metro advertising media.