Media Resources

Located in the prime central spot of the main atrium of Project Hall A, it serves as the visual focal point and pedestrian hub of the entire shopping mall. It attracts high‑quality audiences with the highest stay duration and activity levels across the venue, constituting a scarce premium indoor atrium digital media resource in the eastern urban core.

The main entrance hub at North Gate 2 of Block B serves as consumers' first visual focal point upon entry. Leveraging the atrium void structure, it delivers unobstructed multi‑layer visibility across the ground‑floor passage, escalators on the second and third floors, and surrounding corridors.

Located on the core facade of the main building of Joy City Jiangnan, this spot sits along the essential visual route of the city’s main inbound‑outbound thoroughfare. Free of obstructions from high‑rises, green plants and structures, it features long viewing distance and wide viewing angles. Heavy traffic flows during morning, midday and evening rush hours, delivering compelling visual exposure to moving vehicles.

Yaojia Road, Yaohua Sub‑district, Qixia District, adjacent to the planned Metro Line 7. It is planned to build a multi‑format complex integrating office buildings, a shopping mall of about 100,000 square metres, serviced apartments and other facilities. This is the first large‑scale transit‑oriented commercial complex in the Yaohuamen area of northern Nanjing.

Located in the western section of Chang'an Avenue, it serves as a vital connection zone for Haidian, Xicheng, Fengtai and Mentougou Districts. Boasting high‑level transport accessibility, it greatly expands the coverage radius of the commercial district. As the first high‑quality lifestyle space integrating indoor and outdoor areas, it offers splendid views from its aerial landscape platform and restful moments at the sunken plaza.

Boasting the huge traffic base of Wangfujing Golden Street, it holds an irreplaceable position in the business district, with direct access to two subway lines, bringing combined foot traffic from out‑of‑town tourists and local young people.

The large‑screen display is vertically installed in the mall’s atrium, covering the escalator traffic lines across all floors. Shoppers taking the up and down escalators and browsing stores on each floor can view the screen directly with no pillar obstruction. Serving as a core visual focal point where in‑mall foot traffic converges, it delivers high‑frequency passive exposure to consumers as they move around and shop.

Located in Wujiaochang, Shanghai's new municipal‑level sub‑commercial center and one of the 10 major commercial hubs designated by the Shanghai Municipal Government, Wujiaochang Wanda sits in Yangpu District’s most accessible and densely‑populated area, where a sound business climate and consumer market have taken shape.