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Located on the exterior wall of Building A of Xiqing Joy City, it is the first Joy City in northern China and a milestone project of the 'Canal Business and Tourism Culture Belt.' The surrounding area includes the Canal Cultural Tourism Zone, IKEA, New City Plaza, Tianjin Oriental Universal Studios, and the Caozhuang Flower Market.

With a well-established and stable huge traffic base, it's directly accessible from Subway Line 4 Jin Street Station, surrounded by multiple bus networks. Daily foot traffic exceeds 100,000, with holiday peaks over 200,000. Overall daily exposure to pedestrians and vehicles surpasses 1.2 million, with stable high traffic during morning, afternoon, and evening peaks.

Located at the core crossroads of Chaoyangmen Outer Street, it features an L-shaped folded facade design and serves as a landmark outdoor naked-eye 3D media in the Chaowai Business District. Boasting an unobstructed wide surrounding view with no competing large screens of the same standard to divert traffic, it exclusively occupies the prime first visual spot at the road intersection.

The large screen faces Zhonghua Road and Pedestrian Street with an almost parallel viewing angle, covering Metro Line 1 and the well-connected Shenyang Station. This screen has evolved into a landmark advertising medium and a city calling card. The constant flow of two-way pedestrian and vehicle traffic, along with its reach to high-end business groups, underpins the exclusive value of this screen.

Located at the prime intersection of three top-tier commercial districts — Chunxi Road, Taikoo Li and IFS in Jinjiang District, it directly faces Chengdu IFS, stands right next to the popular Daci Temple block, and sits in the core area of the city's business landmark. It is a key thoroughfare for both tourists and local shoppers.

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.

The crossroads where Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street intersects Zhongshan Avenue features mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic. With unobstructed viewing from multiple perspectives, advertisements gain passive exposure across all scenarios including foot traffic, passengers in vehicles and passengers exiting subway stations, enabling natural and efficient all-scenario passive audience reach.

The area covered by this screen features prosperous commerce, home to nearly all of Hefei’s well-known shopping malls, office buildings and home appliance chain stores. As a mature commercial hub, it enjoys heavy pedestrian traffic with pedestrian crossings and Metro Line 2 running through the district. Thanks to its moderate floor height, this advertising spot is an ideal choice for ad placement.