Media Resources

Located in the core business district of Nanguan Cross at the intersection of Qingyang Road and Jiuquan Road, it serves as a prime hub connecting the two major urban cores of Dongfanghong Square and Xiguan Cross. It is also an iconic outdoor media site in Lanzhou's established and mature commercial center.

Located at the geometric center of Lanzhou, it enjoys the core foot traffic of Dongfanghong Square, known as the "Living Room of Lanzhou". The surrounding area boasts mature supporting facilities with highly concentrated resources of commercial districts, government affairs, transportation and digital industries, endowing it with a unique geographical advantage.

Located on the facade of Lanzhou Gymnasium to the west of Dongfanghong Square, it faces Guofang Department Store and MixC across the square. Adjacent to Qingyang Road, a major urban thoroughfare, it occupies the core location of "Lanzhou's Urban Living Room". As a prime exposure spot in the city center, it witnesses a high concentration of pedestrian, vehicle, commercial and administrative traffic.

Occupying the prime central location at Dongfanghong Square in Chengguan District, Lanzhou, it boasts the premium landmark position known as "Lanzhou's City Living Room". Situated at the overlapping zone of Lanzhou's geometric city center and commercial core, it can reach mobile populations from Anning, Yuzhong and surrounding counties and cities, truly enabling one screen to cover the city-wide traffic.

Located at Liangzhi Automobile City, Tianshui North Road, Chengguan District, Lanzhou, it guards the Lanzhou entrance of the Lianhuo Expressway. Serving as the urban image gateway for out-of-town vehicles entering Lanzhou, it is adjacent to Tuanjie Road and faces the main road of Tianshui North Road directly.

The large screen is installed on the main Tianshui North Road, a key traffic artery in Yantan. The surrounding road network extends in all directions, with multiple bus routes passing by. Numerous customers driving to buy home furnishings pass through this area, and the screen can catch the eyes of drivers and pedestrians from a long distance.