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The Citigroup Tower light show advertisement is located in the core area of Lujiazui Financial District in Shanghai, and has become the visual focus of the city with its unique architectural appearance and advanced lighting technology. The light show not only adds bright colors to the city's night scenery, but also provides an excellent platform for brands to showcase themselves and attract attention.

The Zhendan Building is located in the core area of Lujiazui Financial District in Pudong, Shanghai, and is one of the highly recognizable skyscrapers along the Huangpu River. Its unique light show advertising format presents brand information in a dynamic light and shadow manner on the curtain walls of super high-rise buildings, creating an immersive visual experience and becoming an indispensable brand communication method in urban night scenes.

Shanghai Magnolia Plaza is located in a prime location on the Bund, adjacent to the Huangpu River and facing the Lujiazui Financial District across the river, occupying a prominent position in the center of Shanghai. The light show advertisements here are renowned for their unique geographical location, huge foot traffic, and advanced display technology.

The Twin Towers light show advertisement is a creative display form that utilizes the exterior facade of the iconic building in modern cities - the Twin Towers. This type of advertisement usually uses high-definition LED screen technology to transform twin towers into huge visual canvases at night, used to play commercial or public welfare information.

The LED long scroll light show advertisement of Shanghai center is located in the Shanghai center Tower, the tallest building in China. The skyscraper is 632 meters high and is one of the landmarks that attract worldwide attention. This advertising space is not just a simple advertising display platform, it is more like a visual feast in modern cities, presenting brand information to the public in a highly impactful way through innovative LED technology.

The screen is designed with a 45 degree turning angle based on the building, achieving a 270 degree three-dimensional coverage of the dual main roads of Zhaojiabang Road and Hongqiao Road. The visible distance for vehicles exceeds 500 meters, and an adaptive brightness adjustment system is used for night operations, reducing light pollution by 40% and 35%.

Located in Yueluo Road, Yuepu Town, Baoshan District, Lane 300, Lane 307/Lane 456, Lane 2 Village, belongs to the Baosteel Engineering Construction Supporting Living Area, in 1978 to support the rapid land acquisition of Baosteel construction, the policy of "one land acquisition, batch use" was adopted to complete the resettlement

Shanghai bus waiting hall lightbox advertisements are distributed in every corner of this international metropolis, covering major bus stops from the city center to the suburbs. As part of the public transportation system, these lightbox advertisements not only provide information and entertainment for passengers waiting for buses, but also provide an efficient promotional platform for businesses.