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A vertical advertising display for KFC dominates the center of an indoor fast-food restaurant setting, likely in Beijing, China. The display, primarily in red, white, and gray, features various promotions and guides for customers. The left panel advertises a "KFC Great Card" (大神卡) for 38 yuan for 90 days, promising savings the more it's used. It highlights value meals starting from 24.9 yuan for in-store purchases and 27.9 yuan for delivery, with options for choosing main courses twice daily on weekdays. Smaller icons detail discounts for breakfast, afternoon tea, and coffee. A QR code is present for scanning to purchase or renew the seasonal card. The middle panel, titled "APP Super Savings Guide," promotes the KFC app as more cost-effective. It offers new user gifts (5 yuan coffee, snack), weekend deals (49.9 yuan burger meal), and UnionPay discounts (save 5 yuan on purchases over 299 yuan). This section also includes a guide for self-verifying group purchase coupons from platforms like Meituan, Tmall, and Douyin (TikTok), listing four steps and showing a sample coupon. QR codes for downloading the app are also displayed. The rightmost panel showcases a "KFC Ping Pang Big Gold Bucket" promotion, featuring a smiling child holding a large golden bucket filled with KFC items. The offer is priced at 139 yuan and includes a whole chicken. Images of fried chicken, burgers, and drinks accompany this family-sized meal. In the background, a dimly lit restaurant interior is visible. A person wearing a dark jacket and cap stands near a counter, looking at a screen. Another person with a white hairnet is partially visible behind the counter. The floor is tiled gray, and wooden paneling is seen to the far right. The overall impression is a bustling fast-food environment with a strong emphasis on digital promotions and value deals.
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