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Located between Jinwan Huafa Mall C Hall and the mall's musical fountain, it is the best place for shoppers and residents to relax. Especially at night, when the musical fountain starts, it attracts local residents and customers to stop and watch, creating an excellent setting for brand communication.

The LED faces directly onto the main road of Zhoujiazui, with a visible distance of over 150 meters, effectively reaching commuters, consumers, and leisure audiences. With a large daily flow of people and vehicles, it covers over 500,000 permanent residents within a 3-kilometer radius, along with several universities and high-end communities, making it a visual focal point at the intersection of the inner and middle rings in Yangpu.

This LED large screen, relying on the high-traffic routes formed by the Airport Expressway, Airport Avenue, and the city's main roads, has become an important visual touchpoint for air travelers, business travelers, and regional commuting vehicles. It precisely targets people preparing to travel from the airport, making it suitable for advertising aimed at mid-to-high-end audiences.

Located on the exterior wall of Qianyuan Plaza at the intersection of Jin Xing Road and Yin Xing Road in Changsha, the surrounding media covers high-end residential areas such as Changsha Rose Garden, Longhu, and Xin Hualian Dream City. Qianyuan Plaza is the core commercial area of Wangcheng District, integrating leisure, shopping, and entertainment. This location has a high flow of people and vehicles, making it ideal for media display.

Located at the southeast corner of Huangxing Square Pedestrian Street at the intersection of Renmin Road and Huangxing Road, directly opposite the exit of Metro Line 1, in the core area of the Media May Day business district. Huangxing Square Pedestrian Street is a commercial street that combines entertainment, leisure, and shopping, and is a popular check-in spot in downtown Changsha. The location has a high foot traffic, making it ideal for advertising.

The pillar lightboxes are installed at key points such as the main stadium entrance and the ring corridor hub, which all spectators must pass through when entering or exiting. This creates a natural visual funnel. During a single event, the lightboxes can be viewed repeatedly by tens of thousands of people, resulting in extremely high exposure, with no possibility of bypassing, ensuring that the advertising message is delivered 100%.

No. 169 Fuzhou Road, Donghu District, within the Bayi Square/Zhongshan Road commercial area, is the intersection of Nanchang's traditional commerce and modern consumption. It sees an average daily subway traffic of about 80,000 passengers, precisely reaching the city's mainstream consumer groups, creating a highly impactful urban visual focal point and greatly enhancing brand recall.

Relying on naked-eye 3D advertising technology, the visuals break through the physical screen boundaries to create realistic three-dimensional effects. Visitors can enjoy an immersive viewing experience without wearing any devices, greatly enhancing the appeal and memorability of the advertisement content, allowing brand messages to efficiently reach the audience in a short period of time.