Media Resources

Chengdu Metro Line 2 is positioned as the main east-west artery and urban development axis, which is not only the backbone line of Chengdu's rail transit network, but also the core carrier for optimizing the urban spatial layout and improving the quality of life of citizens

The outdoor screens of Hongda H1 (CGV) and Hongda H2 (Yongfeng Bunko) are located in the Hongda area of Mapo gu, Seoul, which is the birthplace of Korean youth culture and a concentrated exhibition area for artistic creativity. As a cultural center where young people gather, Hongda not only has a rich artistic atmosphere, but also attracts a large number of tourists to experience the unique Korean Wave culture.

The media is set up in T3, the domestic arrival export is visually good, the advertising effect is outstanding, it is conducive to the promotion of enterprise products, highlighting the core competitive brand of the enterprise, and is the ideal publicity carrier for the enterprise

The Shangzhen Building is located in the core commercial district of Seoul, South Korea. Its large screen advertisements stand tall among the streets lined with high-rise buildings, becoming a beautiful scenery in the city. As one of the most iconic buildings in Seoul, the Shangzhen Building is not only an important venue for business activities, but also a window for cultural exchange and exhibition. This area gathers a large number of international enterprises and brands, representing high-end business and fashion trends. By setting up large screen advertisements in Shangzhen Building, companies can convey their brand image and information to the public in a direct and impactful way.

In-flight TV advertising in aircraft cabins is an important form of dynamic video advertising in aviation media.

S-class stations are mostly located in core transfer hubs or commercial centers, and the average daily exposure of LED screens can reach one million.

As an urban transportation hub, the S-class station has an average daily passenger flow of more than 10 million people, and the LED screen of the core transfer station reaches 300 high-value people per minute.

A-level stations are mostly located in urban CBD, core business districts and transportation hubs, with an average daily passenger flow of 300,000-500,000 people.