Media Resources

The naked eye 3D large screen advertisement on Chifeng Road is located on a building at the intersection of Shanxi Road and Chifeng Road, with a screen area of about 100 square meters. This location is a bustling area in the center of Tianjin city, with considerable pedestrian and vehicular traffic, thus having a high media exposure rate

The Pujiang Grand Screen of Shanghai Guoke Center is located at 358 Dongdaming Road, adjacent to Shanghai's World Reception Hall, and is the second largest iconic landscape screen on the Bund. The screen is 88 meters high and 78 meters wide, with a total

Location: Located at No. 501, Zhangyang Road, Pudong New Area, adjacent to South Pudong Road and Yangjiadu in the west, Nanquan North Road and Century Avenue in the east, and located in the core area of Lujiazui business district Historical Status: Estab

Located in the core of the Jingxi section of Baiyun District, adjacent to Jingxi Nanfang Hospital Station of Metro Line 3, 800 meters away from walking distance, the planned northern extension of Metro Line 18 will further shorten the commuting time to Zh

The U-shaped wall advertisement is located in the waiting area of the platform, forming a wrap-around visual coverage, and passengers cannot avoid the advertising screen whether they are standing or moving, so as to achieve forced exposure

Located in the core of Nanqiao CBD, adjacent to Fengxian District Government and Shanghai Fish Landscape, relying on the "Nanqiao Xincheng Station of Metro Line 5" to radiate the surrounding media, it can focus on the rail transit economy, administrative

Huaihai Road, as one of the famous commercial streets in Shanghai, is renowned for its unique cultural atmosphere and high-end shopping experience. The Lansheng Building is located on this historic and vibrant street, and the large screen advertising spac

The U-shaped area is located in the waiting area of the platform, and the advertisements cover the walls and tops of the passenger standing area, forming a panoramic enveloping effect