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Located at the prime intersection of Nanjing East Road and Henan Middle Road, with a daily metro transfer flow of over 150,000 passengers, it is a landmark building at the east entrance of Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street and an influential hub for major brand advertising in Shanghai's core business district.

Shanghai Whale Wall is located in the Gubei commercial area, a hub for Japanese and Korean communities in the Greater Hongqiao area. As a newly popular landmark in Shanghai, it has a total construction area of 550,000 m². Its large LED screens are considered the most beautiful facade displays in Shanghai, with a viewing distance of up to 2,000 meters, attracting residents from nearby mid-to-high-end residential areas and many foreign consulates.

Located in the core area of the Expo and facing the Lujiazui CBD across the river, it is a must-pass route for the L2 and L4 yacht piers on the south line of the Pujiang night cruise. Expo Valley is made of cable membranes, glass, and steel structures, and is one of the most challenging single-building engineering projects in the world. It is 1 kilometer long, has six sub-valleys, with a height of 50 meters and a diameter of 80 meters.

A high-density, high-reach static advertising cluster located underground on Nanjing West Road in Shanghai’s core business district, covering the upper-level passage of People’s Square Station that connects Lines 1, 2, and 8. It enhances brand image and precisely reaches high-net-worth audiences.

As Exit 10 directly connects to the high-end commercial area of Nanjing West Road, and is adjacent to city landmarks such as the Shanghai History Museum, Shanghai Grand Theatre, and Raffles City, it sees a daily footfall of over 350,000 people, with peak numbers exceeding 500,000 during holidays.

Located in the center of the concourse on the basement level of Lujiazui Station in the core financial district of Pudong New Area, it is an important digital media node at the interchange passage between Line 14 and Line 2. The daily passenger flow at Lujiazui Station on Line 14 has been steadily increasing, gathering global capital, elites, and high-net-worth city traffic.

The LED is located in the main transfer passage of Lines 1, 9, and 11. It is a digital media node key developed by Shanghai Shentong Metro Group, cleverly fitting the curved underground space to create an immersive visual flow, effectively guiding passenger traffic while enhancing the efficiency of advertising message reception.

LED media, with its unique location, technological configuration, and content operation strategies, has formed multi-dimensional communication advantages. It has become an important platform for brands to achieve high-impact exposure in Shanghai's core business districts, significantly increasing audience dwell time and brand recall, far surpassing the instantaneous exposure of single-screen advertisements.