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The lightbox media in this area is no longer just traditional static advertising space. Corridors, being semi-enclosed transitional spaces, have minimal visual interference for the audience while walking. The media is parallel to their line of sight, naturally compelling the audience to receive the advertising information, resulting in an extremely high reach rate.

Located in the heart of Houhai CBD, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, the corridor directly connecting Shenzhen Bay MixC from Exit E of Houhai Station on Metro Lines 2/11 is a must-pass section.

The areas with sealing panels on both sides of this passage are the core display zones for advertising media. This corridor is part of the Sky Magic Corridor, achieving seamless connection from the subway station to the second floor of the shopping mall or ground level. It not only provides shelter from wind and rain but also serves as a long corridor for visual displays.

As a closed or semi-closed pedestrian corridor, pedestrians mainly focus their sight on the front and the side walls. Lightbox advertisements in this environment have extremely high visual exclusivity, and without the interference of mobile pop-ups or video ads, the information transmission rate is extremely high.

The advertisement is located on the inside or in the middle of the platform track, and the mandatory viewing time of passengers while waiting for the train is up to 2-3 minutes, with a high contact frequency and a visual distance of only 1.5-2 meters

The lintel advertisement is located at the entrance of the escalator/step, and the U-shaped display area is formed by the side wall ladder sign and glass sticker, which continuously reaches the passengers' sight from far and near and enhances the depth of brand memory.

As an S-level station, Huaqiang North Station is the core area of "China's First Electronic Street", with a large and stable average daily passenger flow.

The frieze advertisement is located above the stairs at the subway entrance and exit, covering the key flow of passengers entering and exiting the station.