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| Area：Nan ning | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：0 |
| Address：Northwest corner of the intersection of Changhong Road and Gaopoling Road | Format：billboard | Duration：0 |
| Location：Northwest corner of the intersection of Changhong Road and Gaopoling Road | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：0-24o'clock |
| Size：32m×7m | Min Period：month |
Located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Changhong Road and Gaopoling Road in Qingxiu District, close to the Nanning East Railway Station area and on the key inbound‑outbound traffic artery of North Fengling, this is an important single‑pillar large‑format outdoor billboard in the northern sector of the East Railway Station. Situated in the northwest quadrant of the crossroads, the site boasts unobstructed wide‑open views. The advertisement can be fully viewed from a long distance by traffic on multi‑lane roads in both directions, with a visible distance of up to 280 meters. It serves as an essential communication spot for traffic entering and leaving Nanning East Railway Station and the North Fengling residential area.
This single‑pillar billboard features a single‑face specification of 32m×7m with a single‑panel area of 224 ㎡. The average daily combined pedestrian and vehicle traffic reaches approximately 620,000, including around 380,000 vehicle trips and 240,000 pedestrian visits per day. Vehicle traffic accounts for a large proportion, mainly consisting of commuter vehicles for the railway station, private cars, transit freight vehicles and buses. Free from obstruction by surrounding buildings, the site delivers outstanding long‑distance visibility, enabling passing vehicles to clearly see the advertisement hundreds of meters away.
Built as a ground‑mounted high‑pillar billboard, it offers long visual range and favorable communication performance both day and night. It is suitable for regional image exposure of major brands in real estate, automobile, home furnishing, supermarket and brand image sectors. As a major urban commuter route, the intersection sees heavy traffic during morning and evening rush hours. The advertisement achieves high‑frequency exposure to local high‑consumption groups, making it a scarce prime cross‑road outdoor advertising location in the North Fengling area.
Located in the open‑air area at the northwest corner of the intersection, free from obstruction by surrounding buildings, this site enables passing vehicles to capture clear visuals from hundreds of meters away with outstanding long‑distance visibility. Its advertisement reach among vehicle‑borne audiences is far higher than that of ordinary street‑side media. Surrounded by clusters of high‑end quality residential properties, the daily passing crowd mainly consists of corporate white‑collar workers and middle‑class households with progressive consumption concepts and strong demand for real estate, automobiles, home furnishing and parent‑child‑oriented products.
Benefiting from its proximity to Nanning East Railway Station, the location can simultaneously reach high‑speed‑rail passengers arriving at and departing from the station, achieving dual coverage of local permanent residents and transient travellers and further expanding communication reach. Past drivers enjoy an average visual dwell time of 3‑5 seconds. Paired with concise and compelling advertising content, it facilitates rapid conversion from brand recognition to value perception for high‑efficiency communication.
This site serves as a vital complementary core for Nanning’s city‑wide outdoor media matrix. While downtown LED screens and three‑sided billboards target the old‑town and CBD communities, this exclusive site covers the eastern urban segment integrating high‑end Fengling North residential area and business‑travel flows around the East Railway Station. Its large‑format, grand and steady visuals support long‑term brand image display, seasonal promotional campaigns, new‑product launches and lead generation for commercial projects. It also accommodates public‑service publicity for urban civility, East‑Station‑related cultural tourism and regional image building, delivering both commercial value and public credibility value.
