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The ice screen is installed on the main facade of the main entrance of THE BOX Chaoyang. It serves as the project's primary urban display facade facing the public. Directly overlooking Chaoyangmen Outer Street, a major urban thoroughfare, it is visible to two-way commuter traffic from a long distance and fully covers the mobile passenger flow during daytime rush hours.

Located in the western part of Lize Business District, Fengtai District, Beijing, on the south side of Fengtai North Road which connects the 3rd and 4th Ring Roads, it is the only outdoor LED display screen along this section of Fengtai North Road. The screen covers vehicle and pedestrian traffic on Fengtai North Road and Yupu Road, sits above the interchange station for Metro Lines 10 and 14 as an over-track development project.

Located on the exterior of Wanxing Building along West South 3rd Ring Road in Fengtai District, adjacent to the main traffic artery of Yuquanying Bridge, it sits at the core transportation hub of Beijing's southwest 3rd Ring Road and serves as a key passenger and traffic node linking the central urban area, main Fengtai urban zone and Daxing District.

The LED media located here is like a dazzling pearl embedded in the journey home. With its unique geographic position and technological advantages, it has become the core link for brands to connect with international arriving passengers. It is not just a screen; it is the first digital window through which travelers, after completing a long flight, refocus their gaze on the city.

The screen located above the domestic and international arrivals exit of T2 is the golden eye in this ecosystem. It is not just a display screen, but also the first visual anchor point where travelers refocus on the real world after a long-haul flight.

This area is a necessary checkpoint for passengers to collect luggage, wait for airport pickups, and proceed to departure channels. It provides 100% coverage of domestic arriving passenger flow, with no visual distractions and highly focused attention, mainly covering core carousel areas such as Carousel 49 to form a carousel-surrounding media array.

As one of the busiest areas for high-end passengers within Terminal 3 of the capital airport, the taxi waiting area serves tens of thousands of business travelers daily. Passengers here have an average waiting time of 5–12 minutes and are highly responsive to dynamic visuals, making the reception of advertising information significantly more effective than in regular passage areas.

The three-sided LED screens at North Station Plaza are highly valuable outdoor digital media landmarks within the capital’s core transportation hub. As the only giant LED screen in Beijing that broadcasts simultaneously on three sides, it reaches over 500,000 people daily. During peak hours, traffic slows for several kilometers, providing brands with a natural environment for high dwell time and high exposure.