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Shenyang Metro Line 1's city gateway S-level core hub station, handling metro commuter traffic and connecting with Shenyang Railway Station's national rail passenger flow, is one of the core stations in Shenyang with the highest traffic and the best quality audience.

The core hub of Shenyang Metro Line 1, located at the absolute center of Yuhong District. Line 1 runs through the east-west main axis of Shenyang, connecting Yuhong, Tiexi, Heping, and Shenhe, making its location uniquely scarce and irreplaceable.

Located on the main passage, transfer passage, and the mandatory routes for entering and exiting the station, with no detours or splits, passengers stay for an average of 3-8 minutes daily, allowing high-frequency repeated advertising exposure and deep memory implantation.

The lightbox media in this area is no longer just traditional static advertising space. Corridors, being semi-enclosed transitional spaces, have minimal visual interference for the audience while walking. The media is parallel to their line of sight, naturally compelling the audience to receive the advertising information, resulting in an extremely high reach rate.

Located in the heart of Houhai CBD, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, the corridor directly connecting Shenzhen Bay MixC from Exit E of Houhai Station on Metro Lines 2/11 is a must-pass section.

Located in the south area of Huacheng Square, specifically on the west side of Zhujiang East Road next to the sidewalk, the lightbox mainly faces Zhujiang East Road. This is a north-south main road with a very high traffic volume and also covers the dense pedestrian flow entering and exiting the south gate of Huacheng Square.

The areas with sealing panels on both sides of this passage are the core display zones for advertising media. This corridor is part of the Sky Magic Corridor, achieving seamless connection from the subway station to the second floor of the shopping mall or ground level. It not only provides shelter from wind and rain but also serves as a long corridor for visual displays.

As a closed or semi-closed pedestrian corridor, pedestrians mainly focus their sight on the front and the side walls. Lightbox advertisements in this environment have extremely high visual exclusivity, and without the interference of mobile pop-ups or video ads, the information transmission rate is extremely high.