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| Area：Shenyang | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：60 |
| Address：No. 268 Zhongjie Road, Huangcheng Subdistrict, Shenhe District | Format：large screen | Duration：15s |
| Location：Yitian Shengjing Max | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：9-22o'clock |
| Size：52.64m(W)(13.2+39.44)×19.12m(H)=1006㎡ | Min Period：week |
Located at the intersection of Zhongjie Pedestrian Street and Dongshuncheng Street in Shenhe District, Shenyang, it serves as the first visual gateway to the Zhongjie Commercial Circle. No high-rise buildings stand opposite to block the view, enabling full visibility from both pedestrian and vehicle perspectives within a one-kilometer radius. Nestled in the core business district known as "the No.1 Street in Northeast China", it sits adjacent to iconic landmarks including Joy City, Parkland 66 and the Mukden Palace. It stands as a city-level media landmark integrating technology, commerce and cultural tourism.
Vehicles and pedestrians are forced to pause at the traffic lights for approximately 40 seconds, delivering an effective ad reach rate of over 90%. Shoppers and social media check-in visitors voluntarily stop to take photos. Unlike conventional roadside outdoor advertisements that only receive fleeting glances, this screen greatly deepens brand memorability. Three mandatory viewing scenarios are formed: passengers exiting the subway, people waiting for traffic lights while crossing roads, and strolling shoppers. The compulsory passive exposure delivers far stronger brand retention than regular outdoor advertising.
The large screen is directly connected to all three entrances and exits of Zhongjie Station on Metro Line 1, meaning all subway exit foot traffic passes by the screen. Motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles move slowly through the crossroads nonstop. Continuous crowds fill the entire Zhongjie Pedestrian Street, creating three natural exposure scenarios with saturated two-way vehicle and pedestrian flow. The daily comprehensive passenger flow ranges from 800,000 to 1.2 million, with annual passenger volume exceeding 100 million. It covers three major audience groups: local residents, office commuters and tourists from all regions, significantly boosting the depth of brand recall.
Shengjing MAX is a flagship outdoor landmark media located on Zhongjie Street in Shenyang. It delivers three core values: elevating brand image, capturing exposure across all traffic channels, and generating viral social topics. It is ideal for advertising campaigns across categories including automobiles, 3C digital products, high-end real estate, cultural tourism scenic spots, chain catering, luxury goods, and celebrity entertainment support. It can quickly capture citywide public attention and realize integrated online-offline communication relying on tourists and young groups to upgrade brand promotion to a higher level.
As a city showcase medium for Shenyang to display its charm to the outside world, advertising placement on Shengjing MAX equals securing the core promotional window of Shenyang. Featuring high brightness, high refresh rate and high contrast, it delivers vivid display under strong daylight and full-color presentation at night with professional-grade advertising release capabilities. Adopting a U-shaped three-sided screen layout, it covers pedestrian flows from three directions along the main road of Zhongjie Street to achieve comprehensive visual coverage without blind spots. The lower edge of the screen stands about 6 meters above the ground, perfectly aligned with people’s natural line of sight.
Being the first naked-eye 3D large screen in Northeast China, it boasts an outdoor visible distance of up to 1,000 meters. Its images extend beyond the screen boundary, delivering far stronger visual impact than conventional flat LED large screens. It breaks the constraints of physical space through surreal visual effects with striking immersive visuals. Boasting a strong sense of technology and fashion, it functions not merely as an advertising medium but also as a popular internet-famous check-in spot favored by young people for photos and short video shooting, which can effectively trigger viral communication across social platforms.
