- Photos
- Specs
- Advantages
- Value
- Media Map
| Area：Nan ning | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：60 |
| Address：Minzu Avenue and Gonghe Road Intersection, Xingning District | Format：Naked eye 3D | Duration：15s |
| Location：Liyuan Skyline | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：8-22o'clock |
| Size：59.52m*14.4m=858㎡ | Min Period：week |
Located at the intersection of Minzu Avenue and Gonghe Road in Qingxiu District, Nanning, also known as the well‑known Seven‑way Intersection of Nanning, this landmark naked‑eye 3D outdoor media sits at a key node along the central axis of the urban Minzu Avenue within the core old‑town area of Nanning. It is close to Xinmin Road Station of Metro Line 1 (approximately 460 meters away) and Chaoyang Square Station (approximately 629 meters away, an interchange station for Line 2). More than ten bus routes stop at the "Minzu‑Gonghe Road Intersection" bus stop downstairs, bringing heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
On workdays, it records over 600,000 pedestrian visits and 267,000 vehicle trips on average, with obvious morning‑and‑evening commuting peaks dominated by business commuters. On weekends, traffic for leisure and shopping rises, and the peak period lasts from afternoon till 10 p.m. During weekends and holidays, outbound, return and local leisure passenger flows converge to create all‑day traffic peaks. Surrounding key cultural‑tourism and commercial landmarks including Chaoyang Square, Three Streets and Two Lanes, and Zhongshan Road generate a large base of daily foot traffic.
This huge full‑wall naked‑eye 3D giant screen faces the main road directly. It features an overall display dimension of 59.52m×14.4m with a total display area of 858 ㎡, ultra‑clear resolution of 8928px×2160px and 4K ultra‑high‑definition image quality. Resistant to strong daylight glare, it delivers vivid colors and exquisite details both day and night. Without any wearable devices, viewers can experience immersive 3D visual effects including realistic screen‑breaking visuals, three‑dimensional floating images and depth‑extending scenes. The images play smoothly without fragmentation and deliver extremely strong visual impact.
Located at the pivotal core of Nanning Chaoyang Old‑Town Commercial District, this site commands the interchange hub of major urban arterial roads and serves as the key thoroughfare leading to the old‑town commercial and cultural‑tourism zones. It records a daily average pedestrian and vehicle flow of approximately 860,000 person‑trips, with peak volume reaching 2 million person‑trips during holidays. Different from CBDs that draw only business‑oriented crowds, it delivers city‑wide coverage and deep penetration into mass consumption. It ranks among Nanning’s landmark large‑format screens with the largest traffic base and broadest exposure reach.
The screen sits at the seven‑way intersection of Minzu Avenue, where multiple major urban roads converge. As the critical access point to Chaoyang Commercial District, it captures multi‑directional vehicle traffic and cross‑street pedestrian flows. Free from high‑rise building obstructions, it offers wide‑angle visibility, enabling passing vehicles and pedestrians from all directions to fully view its content. Its effective viewing distance extends to 280 meters. The screen operates from 08:30 to 22:30, with content played on stable daily rotation cycles.
The core investment value of the naked‑eye 3D screen lies in its exclusive access to the super‑high‑traffic gateway of Nanning’s Chaoyang Old‑Town Commercial District. It achieves city‑wide coverage and connects two major audience groups: local mass consumers and cultural‑tourism visitors. This location supports multiple functions including commercial promotion, urban cultural‑tourism outreach and public‑interest campaigns. It suits diverse advertising scenarios such as fast‑moving consumer goods, catering, real estate, automobiles, cultural‑tourism festival marketing and urban image communication. It is a highly influential internet‑famous landmark screen for photo opportunities in old‑town Nanning.
