Media Resources

Beijing Subway TV Network covers the seven busiest routes in Beijing—Lines 1, 2, 5, 8, 10, 13, and Batong Line—with 10,000 TV screens broadcasting simultaneously. It is the latest integrated media platform of Beijing Subway TOP.1, combining national cultural and tourism promotion, subway public service programs, subway talk shows, subway commercial advertisements, and a new media matrix.

The LED screen in the Guanyinqiao business district, known as the largest screen in Asia, has become a core vehicle for the city's commercial and cultural display. Located in the core business area of Chongqing, this gigantic display screen offers an unparalleled exposure platform for brands, thanks to its excellent geographical location and advanced display technology.

Located at the intersection of East Fourth Road and Wangxian Road in Changsha County, it is the first international ecological experience mall built by Metro Holding Group in Changsha, close to Songya Lake National Wetland Park, where there are commercial entities such as AEON MALL and Xingsha Rainbow Shopping Center

If there is LED advertising in the mall, it can be combined with the average daily passenger flow of 100,000 in Zhongmao City to achieve high-frequency exposure, located in the core area of Changsha's Wuyi business district, adjacent to Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, with an average daily passenger flow of more than 300,000 people, covering young fashion consumer groups

Chongqing Zeke Xing Zehui Plaza is a regional shopping center developed by Zeke Group, located in the central business district of Danzishi CBD in Nan'an District, with a commercial construction area of 100,000 square meters

SM Plaza is positioned as the preferred urban leisure destination in Ranjiaba, Yubei, and will introduce a large number of first stores, concept stores, collection stores and diversified formats covering fashion, food, home furnishing, entertainment, pets and other formats

Located in the core transportation node of Xizhimen, it is connected to Beijing North Railway Station and a number of subway lines, reaching more than 30 million high-net-worth commuters every day.

It is mainly for international flight passengers, covering high-end business people and cross-border consumers, with an average daily reach of tens of thousands of people.