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| Area：Wuhan | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：120 |
| Address：No. 1515 Zhongshan Avenue, Jiang'an District | Format：large screen | Duration：15s |
| Location：Tiandi Yifang South Hall | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：8-22o'clock |
| Size：A: 23.68m ×10.02m =269.3㎡ B: 3.18m ×10.02m =31.93㎡ C: 20.16m ×10.02m =202㎡ | Min Period：week |
Located at the intersection of Zhongshan Avenue and Lugouqiao Road in Jiang'an District, Wuhan, at the core entrance of Wuhan Tiandi Yifang South Mall, close to the Yangtze River waterfront, this L‑shaped corner structure faces the urban crossroads directly. It captures vehicle and pedestrian flow from multiple directions to maximize exposure and reach. Adjacent to Huangpu Road Transfer Station for Metro Lines 1 and 8, it covers over one million passenger flows daily, serving as an urban gateway media for Hankou Riverside Business District.
Featuring a unique three‑sided seamless L‑shaped corner structure with no building obstructions, it simultaneously covers shopping visitors entering and exiting Yifang South Mall, metro transfer passengers, street leisure crowds, and two‑way traffic on major urban arteries to deliver multi‑perspective three‑dimensional exposure. Advertisement visuals are visible to passers‑by from all directions, with superimposed vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The annual total passenger flow of the business district exceeds 128 million, and Yifang South Mall records more than 15,000 daily visitors, supplemented by commuter flows from the intersecting rail transit lines.
The large‑screen supports various advertising formats including static images and dynamic videos, with a total display area of 500 ㎡ composed of Panel A (269.3 ㎡), Panel B (31.93 ㎡) and Panel C (202 ㎡). Its maximum viewing distance exceeds 500 meters, offering unobstructed coverage of multi‑directional vehicle and pedestrian flow. Equipped with 6K‑level ultra‑high‑definition display specifications, its high‑brightness panels reproduce delicate colors even under strong outdoor sunlight. It supports well‑established naked‑eye 3D content production to create immersive "screen‑breaking" visual effects.
Gate 1, South Pavilion of One Fang, No.1515 Zhongshan Avenue, Jiang'an District, Wuhan, is an iconic urban outdoor media of Hankou Riverside Business District, known as "Window of Central China's Main Axis". Featuring a unique suspended L‑shaped three‑sided corner structure with zero visual obstruction, the large screen has a total display area of approximately 500 ㎡ and is equipped with 6K ultra‑high‑definition display configuration. It delivers delicate and vivid images with outstanding color texture, standing as a benchmark high‑end naked‑eye 3D large screen in Central China.
This location covers two‑way vehicle traffic, street‑crossing pedestrians and shopping mall visitors to achieve multi‑dimensional and all‑round exposure. It can reach millions of people and vehicles on an average daily basis, supported by steady commuter flow from two metro lines. Traffic surges significantly during holidays and commercial‑district events, boasting a substantial annual traffic base with minor fluctuations. With fixed high‑frequency rotation playback and long daily lighting hours, the large screen ensures even and stable exposure frequency and enables round‑the‑clock sustainable commercial monetization.
As Wuhan's iconic viral naked‑eye 3D giant screen, it enjoys high‑profile urban discussion heat and internet‑famous check‑in attributes. High‑quality advertising content can easily prompt citizens to take photos and share voluntarily, driving secondary communication across social platforms such as Douyin, Xiaohongshu and WeChat Moments. It achieves dual communication effects of "offline hard exposure plus online social fission", expands brand influence at low cost, creates city‑wide viral content, and delivers far greater communication value than conventional standalone outdoor advertisements.
