Media Resources

Located right in the heart of Xujiahui's prime business district in Shanghai, this site sits at the intersection of multiple major urban roads. It is adjacent to the interchange hub of Metro Lines 1, 9 and 11, with an extensive bus network, drawing commuters, shoppers and business travelers from across the city.

Located in the core display area at Tee Box 2 of the Ace Course, Liguang Club, Mission Hills Golf Club, Longhua District, Shenzhen, it is arranged side by side with the D1 flagship large screen and serves as one of the two core media setups at Tee Box 2.

The waiting and rest area at Starting Platform No.1 is a mandatory stop for all golfers and guests heading to the course. People stay here for a long time with focused lines of sight and no visual obstructions, enabling the advertisements to achieve passive and compulsory exposure with an extremely high penetration rate.

Located in the core Rainbow Bridge Corridor of the domestic arrivals hall at Hongqiao Airport Terminal 2, this is the only passage for all passengers arriving in Shanghai without luggage to exit. There are no detours or separate routes, covering 100% of the domestic arrival passenger flow with no one missed.

This complete media installation consists of 10 independent four-sided three-dimensional LED ring screens, evenly arranged along the main lakeside pedestrian street. Each screen supports 360° all-angle seamless display. With a compact layout between screens, they can be operated and controlled individually, or run creative special effects in linkage across multiple screens, delivering highly consistent visual experiences.

This LED package is located along the main passenger passage of Shenzhen Futian Port. It consists of a media network covering the arrival hall on the second floor and the departure hall on the third floor, serving as the only thoroughfare for travelers commuting between Shenzhen and Hong Kong in both directions.

A 798-square-meter giant screen works in tandem with tens of thousands of square meters of dazzling building facades. As the only interactive light and shadow platform combining buildings and screens in downtown Hangzhou, it stands prominently at Hangzhou Guoda City Plaza, facing Wulin Square, the "city living room" of Hangzhou, serving as an unparalleled urban landmark.

The large screen faces the city's main road with no buildings blocking the view. It captures heavy two-way urban traffic, crowds along the coastal promenade and tourists checking in. As a landmark visual medium in the Fushan Bay business district, it occupies a top-tier publicity spot representing Qingdao's city image. It stands out as a highlight of the city's night lighting and the business district's landscape, boasting excellent natural exposure and high visual recognition.