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Located at the intersection of Dafeng Road and Beima Road in Hongqiao District, Tianjin, it sits in the core area of the business district of Tianjin West High-speed Railway Station Sub-center, a vital landmark in northwest Tianjin, which enables continuous and high-frequency exposure of brand information during prime time slots.

Located at the intersection of Nanjing Road and Machang Road, the main city arteries, it occupies the city's prime welcoming display facade. With no buildings or greenery blocking it, it's visible from multiple angles and distances. This makes it a rare, highly exclusive large vertical LED media facade in the Nanjing Road business district.

Located on the exterior wall of Building A of Xiqing Joy City, it is the first Joy City in northern China and a milestone project of the 'Canal Business and Tourism Culture Belt.' The surrounding area includes the Canal Cultural Tourism Zone, IKEA, New City Plaza, Tianjin Oriental Universal Studios, and the Caozhuang Flower Market.

The large screen is positioned directly facing the direction of traffic, with no obstacles around, offering a wide view and excellent visibility. The brand-new 4K HD screen provides customers and audiences with a stunning, high-definition visual experience. The LED screen at Heping Dayue City will become a 'new calling card' for Tianjin's city media and is an excellent choice for corporate advertising.

Located at the prime intersection of Hangzhou Road and Jiancai Road in the Binhai New Area, it faces traffic and pedestrian flow in both directions with a wide visibility angle, connecting Tanggu's old town and the core development zone. It's a rare spot in the area that you can't really replicate, being a must-pass route for commuting and traveling.

The location occupies a key spot on the city's main road, directly facing multiple lanes of traffic in both directions, with no tall buildings blocking the view and a super long line of sight. It exclusively captures the traffic entering from Jinnan and Xiqing districts, where the city is densely populated and construction demand is strong, offering a broad market potential and high advertising exposure.

The large screen faces the main road with two-way traffic, offering an extremely open front view with no high-rise buildings blocking it. The super long viewing distance combined with slow-moving traffic naturally creates a situation where people are almost forced to watch, making the ad interception efficiency and recall far higher than ordinary street-facing screens.

With a well-established and stable huge traffic base, it's directly accessible from Subway Line 4 Jin Street Station, surrounded by multiple bus networks. Daily foot traffic exceeds 100,000, with holiday peaks over 200,000. Overall daily exposure to pedestrians and vehicles surpasses 1.2 million, with stable high traffic during morning, afternoon, and evening peaks.