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Located at the intersection of Zhongshan Road and West Jiefang Road, this is a landmark site at the gateway to Wuxi's traditional city center. There are no competing large elevated billboards within a 3-kilometer radius. It sits directly above Shengli Gate Station of Metro Line 1, connecting three top-tier business districts namely Chong'an Temple, Sanyang Square and Nanchan Temple, and forming a triple traffic loop integrating commerce, transportation and cultural tourism.

The hotel has the right to use the advertising space on the podium roof of Donglin Hotel at the intersection of Jiefang East Road and Renmin Road. Located at a bustling crossroads in the downtown area of Wuxi, this spot features an excellent display facade in the city's core district.

This area is located at the East Gate of Wuxi, featuring heavy traffic and large pedestrian flow, making it a congested road section. To the east lies the Wuxi East Interchange of the Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway, while the west connects to the central business district. Surrounding it are numerous high-end residential buildings and a wealth of commercial outlets.

The main building of the Telecom Tower stands at the intersection of West Renmin Road and West Jiefang Road, south of Ximen Bridge. It faces the ancient Grand Canal and the time-honored Ximen Bridge directly, and connects two major urban arteries, Zhongshan Road and Renmin Road. Serving as the sole thoroughfare for commuting and entering or exiting the western part of the city, it has no competing large billboards of the same type within a 5-kilometer radius.

The media outlet is located in the main building of Hangzhou Daily Press Group at Hangzhou News Building, right above the intersection of Zhonghe Elevated Road and Tiyuchang Road. It sits at the geometric center of the city south of Huancheng Road, north of Fengqi Road and atop Zhonghe River, forming a golden triangular view with Wulin Square and West Lake Culture Square.

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.

Leveraging the wide expanse of the Qiantang River, it creates a 270° unobstructed panoramic view. Combined with the light and shadow reflections on the river surface, it delivers a dual-layer immersive giant screen effect. While visitors stop to watch, their entire field of vision is filled with light and shadow visuals, enabling passive and in-depth audience engagement without any aversion to advertisements.

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.