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Through the interplay of light and shadow and scenographic storytelling, the brand becomes a natural part of the commuting ritual. LED advertisements do not rely on strong exposure; instead, they subtly shape consumer perception during fragmented moments. When business professionals have brief interactions with the advertisements while waiting for transportation, the brand evolves from merely being seen to being needed.

The daily passenger flow at Exit C has exceeded 280,000, covering the high-end business and consumer areas around the Guomao Bridge, becoming a golden opportunity for brands to reach high-net-worth customers. The lightbox advertisements are cleverly integrated into the commuting routes, allowing brand messages to grow naturally in the fast-paced environment rather than being forcefully imposed.

As a transfer hub for Line 1 and Line 10, Guomao Station has a daily passenger flow of up to 580,000. Exit C covers over 80% of the passenger flow in the southeast corner of Guomao Bridge, with a daily passenger flow of nearly 282,000, making it not only an essential route for high-end business people but also a key touchpoint for consumption decisions.

Lightbox advertisements attract nearly 300,000 mid-to-high-end business people daily, with a reach rate of over 90%, ensuring that brand information is fully received and accurately targets the high-end consumer group in the Guomao business district, allowing the brand to naturally integrate into consumers' lives during their commute.

Guomao Subway Station is located in the heart of Beijing's Central Business District, precisely reaching mid-to-high-end white-collar workers, business professionals, corporate executives, and international visitors. Most passengers are mid-to-high-end white-collar workers with strong purchasing power and a high receptivity to information.

Screen B is located in the core area of the inner ring, guarding the junction of the two central districts of Heping and Nankai. It is adjacent to the city's main roads, Nanmen Outer Street and Nan Road, as well as Metro Line 2. The area has a strong commercial atmosphere with heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Located in the core area of the inner ring, guarding the intersection of the two central districts of Heping and Nankai, adjacent to the city's main roads Nanmen Outer Street and Nan Road, as well as Metro Line 2, it has a strong commercial atmosphere with heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Located at the intersection of Fujin Road and Wanhui Road in Zhongbei Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin, it is the first Joy City project in northern China. As a milestone project of the Canal Business and Tourism Cultural Belt, it serves as a benchmark for mid-to-high-end commercial development in Xiqing District, filling the regional commercial gap and positioning itself as a center for quality regional living.