Document:

Exhibit 4.32

 

Supplementary Agreement 

 

to 

 

Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile
Interactive Co., Ltd. 

 

Capital Increase Agreement

 

by and among

 

CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment
Co., Ltd.,

 

VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd.,

 

Shenzhen Champ Elysee Venture Capital
Management Co., Ltd.,

 

and

 

Li Limin

 

Dated: June 2016

 

     

     

    

 

THIS SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT TO SHENZHEN QIANHAI VISIONCHINA
MOBILE INTERACTIVE CO., LTD. CAPITAL INCREASE AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”), dated June 24 2016, is made
in Shenzhen, China by and among the following parties:

 

Party A: CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment Co., Ltd.
(“CCB Intl”), a limited liability company incorporated and existing under the laws of the People’s Republic
of China, with its registered address at Suite 201, Block A, Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Zone Administration Bureau
General Office Building, 1 Liyumen Street, 1 Qianwan Road, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Zone, Shenzhen (residing at the office
of Shenzhen City Qianhai Business Secretaries Co., Ltd.), its legal representative being Zhang Qiang;

 

Party B: VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd. (“VisionChina”),
a limited liability company incorporated and existing under the laws of the People’s Republic of China, with its registered
address at 1/F Champs Elysees 7# Nongyuan Road, Futian District and F/8, Futian Sports Park Cultural Sport Industry Headquarters
Building, 3030 Fuqiang Road, Futian Distrct, Shenzhen, its legal representative being Li Limin;

 

Party C: Shenzhen Champ Elysee Venture Capital Management
Co., Ltd. (“Champ Elysee”), a limited liability company incorporated and existing under the laws of the
People’s Republic of China, with its registered address at Suite 102A, Champs Elysees 6 # Nongyuan Road, its legal representative
being Li Limin; and

 

Party D: Li Limin (ID Card No: 440301196101030818),
being the de facto controller of Party B and Party C

 

(For the purposes of this Agreement, each
a “Party”, collectively the “Parties”; unless otherwise specified herein, all terms and
expressions shall have the same meanings as assigned them in the Capital Increase Agreement)

 

WHEREAS:

 

(1) CCB Intl, Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive
Co., Ltd., VisionChina, Champ Elysee, Beijing Baidu Network Information Technology Co., Ltd., Guangdong Zhongke Baiyun New Industry
Venture Investment Co., Ltd. and Dongguan Zhongke Zhongguang Venture Investment Co., Ltd. have as of June 23, 2016 entered into
that certain Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. Capital Increase Agreement (“Capital Increase
Agreement”), whereby it has been agreed for CCB Intl to subscribe, at a price of RMB 150 million, for the newly increased
registered capital of Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. (“TargetCo”, “Company”
or “VisionChina Mobile”) in the amount of RMB 5.79 million and acquire therewith a 9.09% interest in VisionChina
Mobile (“Subject Equity”). Upon such subscription, the registered capital of VisionChina Mobile shall be increased
to RMB 63.696562 million.

 

(2) VisionChina is the controlling shareholder of VisionChina
Mobile and Champ Elysee is an enterprise controlled by Li Limin and a shareholder of VisionChina Mobile.

 

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NOW, THEREFORE, for the sake of facilitating the realization
of the purposes of the contemplated transaction, the Parties reach the following further agreements with respect to the equity
purchase price adjustment mechanism and relevant arrangements on the rights pertaining to the exit of CCB Intl.

 

Article 1 Performance Covenants

 

Prior to the contemplated Capital Increase, VisionChina and
Champ Elysee have jointly fixed the following operating performance target for VisionChina Mobile, namely, its audited cumulative
2016 and 2017 after-tax net profits (net of non-recurring gains and losses) shall not be lower than RMB 120 million.

 

If, prior to the formal issuance of the 2017 annual audit report
( such audit to be conducted in accordance with PRC accounting standards by an accounting firm acceptable to CCB Intl with securities
business qualifications) of VisionChina Mobile, VisionChina Mobile successfully completes an A-share listing either through an
IPO or a backdoor listing, then the foregoing performance covenants shall expiry automatically.

 

Article 2. Valuation Adjustment

 

Considering that CCB Intl’s Capital Increase subscription
price is based on the foregoing performance target, in light of the principle of fairness, if the operating performance (to be
audited in accordance with PRC accounting standards by a Company-appointed accounting firm acceptable to CCB Intl with securities
business qualifications; and such audit results shall govern) achieved by the Company during the aforesaid years fails to meet
the operating performance target set by VisionChina Media and Champ Elysee, then VisionChina Media and Champ Elysee shall irrevocably
agree on a joint and several basis to make adjustments to the equity purchase price and provide make-up payments to CCB Intl.

 

2.1 Scenario 1 for Make-Up Payments Calculation

 

If VisionChina Mobile’s audited cumulative 2016 and 2017
after-tax net profits (net of non-recurring gains and losses) is greater than or equal to RMB 40 million but lower than RMB 120
million (excluded), then the make-up payments shall be effected as follows:

 

(1) Number of Make-Up Payment Shares= (Cumulative Covenanted
Profits – Cumulative Actual Net Profits ) / Cumulative Covenanted
Net Profits x Number of Subscribed Shares; or

 

(2) Amount of Cash Make-Up Payment = (Cumulative Covenanted
Profits – Cumulative Actual Net Profits ) / Cumulative Covenanted
Net Profits x Amount of Capital Increase

 

2.2. Scenario 2 for Make-Up Payments Calculation

 

If VisionChina Mobile’s audited cumulative 2016 and 2017
after-tax net profits (net of non-recurring gains and losses) is lower than RMB 40 million, then the make-up payments shall be
effected as follows:

 

(1) Number of Make-Up Payment Shares= Number of Subscribed
Shares x 2; or

 

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(2) Amount of Cash Make-Up Payment = Amount of Capital Increase
x 2/3.

 

2.3 Time of Make-Up Payment

 

VisionChina and Champ Elysee shall cause VisionChina Mobile
to appoint an accounting firm acceptable to CCB Intl with securities business qualifications to conduct an audit in accordance
with PRC accounting standards within 3 months form each of the fiscal years of 2016 and 2017 and submit an original of the audit
report to CCB Intl. If the performance make-up payment conditions are triggered, VisionChina and Champ Elysee shall on a joint
and several and irrevocable basis carry out the performance make-up payments in accordance with this Agreement by April 30, 2018.

 

2.4 Choosing of Performance Make-Up Payments Methods

 

Upon the valuation adjustment provisions being triggered, VisionChina
and Champ Elysee have the right to opt for either share-based make-up payment or cash make-up payment. If the share-based make-up
payment method is chosen, then VisionChina and Champ Elysee shall transfer the make-up payment shares at a symbolic price of RMB
1 to CCB Intl ( if at the relevant time there exists a legal obstacle for such symbolic price-based transfer, the Parties shall
hold separate discussions on the matter; if no agreement can be reached, the cash make-up payment method shall be applied instead).
If the cash make-up payment method is chosen, then VisionChina and Champ Elysee shall pay the relevant cash make-up sums into
a designated bank account of CCB Intl.

 

Article 3 Buyback of Equity

 

3.1 Investment Period

 

The Parties agree that the investment period for CCB Intl shall
be 2+1 years, namely, a 2-year fixed investment period plus a 1-year optional investment period. Such investment period shall
start to run as from the completion by CCB Intl of the payment of the Capital Increase Subscription Price under the Capital Increase
Agreement. Upon expiry of 2 years, CCB Intl has the right to unilaterally opt for extending the investment period by 1 year. Whether
CCB Intl chooses to so extend shall be governed by its written notice, which notice shall be given by CCB Intl within the last
month preceding the expiry of the 2-year period to VisionChina and Champ Elysee. Upon expiry of the 3-year investment period,
if the Parties agree to extend the buyback period, the Parties shall hold separate discussions and enter into a written agreement
therefor.

 

3.2 Early Exit

 

If CCB Intl exits early within the 2-year fixed investment
period or after its choosing of an extension of the investment period, it must consult and reach agreement with VisionChina and
Champ Elysee.

 

3.3 Conditions to Buyback

 

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In the event of one or more of the following circumstances,
CCB Intl shall have the right to demand VisionChina and Champ Elysee to buy back the Subject Equity held by it at the buyback
price agreed hereunder:

 

(1) Upon expiry of the investment period, CCB Intl is unable
to exit pursuant to the exit options specified in Article 4(1) hereof and achieve an annualized minimum investment return of 10%;

 

(2) VisionChian is in breach of the provisions of Article 6.2;

 

(3) Mr Li Limin fails to maintain his position as the de
facto controller of VisionChina Mobile;

 

(4) VisionChina Mobile fails to achieve the cumulative covenanted
net profits set out in Article 1 hereof;

 

(5) VisionChina Mobile’s net assets is lower than RMB
150 million; or

 

(6) Any of VisionChina Mobile, VisionChina and Champ Elysee
is in breach of the Capital Increase Agreement, this Agreement or any other agreement entered into with CCB Intl and fails to
cure such breach within 10 business days from CCB Intl’s written notice.

 

Should one or more of the foregoing circumstances occur, CCB
Intl shall have the right to notify VisionChina and Champ Elysee in writing to buy back the VisionChina Mobile equity then held
by CCB Intl.

 

3.4 Equity Buyback Price

 

Equity Buyback Price = Capital Increase Subscription Price
+ Minimum Investment Return –Pro Rata After Tax Dividends
Received by Investor from Company during the Period of Its Ownership of Buyback Equity –
Cash Make-Up Payments Received by Investor

 

Of which, the “Minimum Investment Return”
means the investment return to be accrued by the Capital Increase Subscription Price on a daily basis at an annualized rate of
10% during the investment period:

 

Minimum Investment Return = Capital Increase Subscription
Price x 10% x Days of Investment /360

 

Of which, “Days of Investment” means the
calendar days of the period from the date of payment of the Capital Increase Subscription Price (inclusive) to the date of investment
exit (inclusive) (inclusive of investment expiry date and investment early exit date).

 

3.5 Payment of Buyback Price and Change Registrations with
Industry and Commerce Authority

 

Unless waived in part or in all by CCB Intl, VisionChina and
Champ Elysee shall within 10 business days from written notice of CCB Intl complete the equity buyback and shall pay in accordance
with this Agreement the buyback price into a designated bank account of CCB Intl. CCB Intl will within 10 business days from receipt
of the full amount of the buyback price begin to cooperate with VisionChina and Champ Elysee in handling the equity change registration
formalities.

 

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Article 4 Investment Exit

 

In addition to the buyback-based exit method set forth in Article
3, CCB Intl may also opt for any of the following exit methods:

 

(1) To the extent VisionChina Mobile achieves securitization
by way of a listing on the new 3rd board, an A-share IPO or a backdoor listing, CCB Intl may exit through the public
market;

 

(2) To the extent VisionChina Mobile fails to achieve securitization,
CCB Intl may exit by transferring the equity to a third party; or

 

(3) CCB Intl may exit through other lawful avenues.

 

Article 5 Representations, Warranties and Covenants

 

VisionChina and Champ Elysee represent, warrant and covenant
to CCB Intl as follows:

 

(1) During the period of investment by CCB Intl, they shall
not borrow from a financial institution without prior written consent of CCB Intl.

 

(2) The offering by VisionChina of performance covenants and
buyback arrangement in connection with the investment by CCB Intl has obtained consent from the US-listed company VisionChina
Media Inc.

 

Article 6 Specific Clarifications

 

Prior to execution of the Capital Increase Agreement and this
Agreement, CCB Intl has disclosed its shareholding structure (attached hereto as Annex 1 “CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment
Co., Ltd. Shareholding Structure”) to VisionChina Mobile, VisionChina and Champ Elysee and VisionChina Mobile, VisionChina
and Champ Elysee have fully understood that CCB Intl is an onshore entity invested and incorporated by round-tripping investment
by an offshore company invested by a domestic financial institution and that the upper tier of the shareholding structure of CCB
Intl has a foreign owner(s), and VisionChina Mobile, VisionChina and Champ Elysee have in this connection sought advice from their
professional advisors and hereby acknowledge and covenant that:

 

6.1 CCB Intl shall not be held liable in any manner if the
validity of their current operating qualifications or the annual inspection, renewal or replacement of such qualifications is
affected by the introduction of CCB Intl as a shareholder of VisionChina Mobile;

 

6.2 They shall not assert the invalidity of the Capital Increase
Agreement and/or this Agreement, in whole or in part, on the ground that the upper tier of the shareholding structure of CCB Intl
has a foreign owner(s).

 

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6.3 They have taken necessary measures to ensure that upon
introducing CCB Intl as its shareholder, VisionChina Mobile may still effectively engage in the scope of business as recorded
in its industry and commerce authority registration and conduct its actually conducted operations, and such necessary measures
neither violate the laws and regulations of the PRC nor constitute a substantial obstacle to VisionChina Mobile’s future
application for listing on the new 3rd Board or on the A-Share market.

 

Article 7 Confidentiality 

 

7.1 Each Party hereto shall maintain in confidence confidential
information pertaining to this Agreement pursuant to such confidentiality requirements as set out in Article 9 of the Capital
Increase Agreement.

 

7.2 Any Party in breach of the confidentiality provisions hereof
shall bear the liabilities for breach of confidentiality as stipulated under the Capital Increase Agreement.

 

8. Notices and Service

 

8.1 All notices hereunder shall be dispatched by fax, courier
service, registered mail or designated email addresses. All notices and correspondences shall be sent to the following addresses,
fax numbers or designated email addresses. The contact information of Li Limin shall be as follows:

 

Li Limin

 

Mailing Address: 1/F Champs Elysees 6# Nongyuan Road, Futian
District, Shenzhen

 

Postcode: 518040

 

Fax: 0755-83171111

 

Designated Email box: chairman@visionchina.cn

 

8.2 The contact information of the Parties shall be the same
as that set out in the Capital Increase Agreement.

 

Article 9 Breach and Liabilities

 

9.1 Upon effectiveness of this Agreement, the Parties shall
fully, properly and promptly perform their obligations and agreements in accordance with this Agreement. Any breach by any Party
hereto of any provision hereof shall constitute a breach.

 

9.2 If VisionChina and Champ Elysee fail to effect (transfer
of performance make-up payment shares, or payment of cash make-up payments, as applicable) in favor of CCB Intl the performance
make-up payments (either in the form of shares or cash) in accordance with the times prescribed hereunder, a late payment fee
shall be paid to CCB Intl with respect to the amount of the performance make-up payments for each day of delay at a daily rate
of 0.05% until the date of the full payment thereof.

 

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9.3 If VisionChina and Champ Elysee fail to buy back the VisionChina
Mobile equity held by CCB Intl and complete the payment of equity buyback price in accordance with the times prescribed hereunder,
a late payment fee shall be paid to CCB Intl with respect to the amount of the equity buyback price for each day of delay at a
daily rate of 0.05% until the date of the full payment by VisionChina Mobile and Champ Elysee of the full amount of such buyback
price.

 

9.4 A Party in breach shall bear the notary fee, attorney’s
fee, litigation costs, arbitration costs and other reasonable expense incurred by the non-breaching Party(ies) as a result of
the breach of such breaching Party.

 

9.5 Payment of liquidated damages and of the reasonable expenses
of the non-breaching Party(ies) shall be without prejudice to the right of the non-breaching Party to demand the breaching Party
to continue to perform this Agreement or its right to terminate this Agreement.

 

9.6 VisionChina and Champ Elysee agree that they shall be jointly
and severally liable to CCB Intl for their obligations to CCB Intl hereunder and their liabilities to CCB Intl as a result of
the performance of this Agreement; and VisionChina and Champ Elysee agree that they shall be jointly and severally liable to CCB
Intl for VisionChina Mobile’s obligations to CCB Intl hereunder and its liabilities to CCB Intl as a result of the performance
of this Agreement.

 

Article 10 Taxes and Expenses

 

All taxes and expenses incurred by VisionChina and Champ Elysee
as a result of the carrying-out of shares-based make-up payments or cash make-up payments shall be borne by VisionChina and Champ
Elysee.

 

Article 11 Dispute Resolution 

 

11.1 The validity, interpretation and performance of this Agreement
shall be governed by the laws of the PRC.

 

11.2 Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this
Agreement shall be resolved by the Parties first through friendly consultations, failing which each Party shall have the right
to submit it to Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration for arbitration in Shenzhen in accordance with then effective arbitration
rules of such arbitration court. The arbitration award shall be final and binding upon the Parties.

 

11.3 During the course of a dispute, other than the matters
giving rise to such dispute, the Parties shall continue to exercise and perform in good faith their rights and obligations hereunder
which are not affected thereby.

 

Article 12 Effectiveness of Agreement; Miscellaneous Provisions

 

12.1 This Agreement shall become effective as from the date
it is executed by the Parties. This Agreement shall be made in 4 copies. Each Party shall hold one copy. Each copy shall be equally
authentic.

 

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12.2 The annex(es) hereto shall be an integral part of this
Agreement and shall have the same legal force and effect as this Agreement. The annex(es) to this Agreement shall consist of:

 

(1) Annex 1: CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment Co., Ltd.
Shareholding Structure Chart

 

12.3 In the event of any discrepancy between this Agreement
on the one hand and the Capital Increase Agreement, the articles of association of the Company or any other agreement pertaining
to the contemplated transaction on the other, this Agreement shall prevail and the provisions of this Agreement shall apply. To
the extent that a matter is not provided for under this Agreement, the provisions of the Capital Increase Agreement apply.

 

12.4 This Agreement shall terminate automatically once the
matters agreed hereunder have been complied with by the Parties.

 

(Remainder of Page Internationally Left
Blank; Signature Pages Follow)

 

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Annex 1: 

 

CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment Co., Ltd. Shareholding
Structure Chart

 

 

 

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(Signature
Page to Supplementary Agreement to Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. Capital Increase Agreement )

 

	CCB International (Shenzhen) Investment Co., Ltd. (common seal)
	 	 
	By:	/s/ Zhang Qiang       (
    Legal Representative or Authorized Representative Signature)
	 	 
	Name: Zhang Qiang
	 
	Title:   Chairman

 

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(Signature Page to Supplementary
Agreement to Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. Capital Increase Agreement )

 

	VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd. (common seal)
	 	 
	By: 	/s/ Li Limin     ( Legal Representative
    or Authorized Representative Signature)
	 
	Name: Li Limin
	 
	Title:   Chairman

 

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(Signature
Page to Supplementary Agreement to Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. Capital Increase Agreement )

 

	Shenzhen Champ Elysee Venture Capital Management Co., Ltd. (common seal)
	 	 
	By:	/s/  Li Limin ( Legal Representative or Authorized
    Representative Signature)
	 	 
	Name: Li Limin
	 
	Title: Executive Director

 

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(Signature Page to Supplementary
Agreement to Shenzhen Qianhai VisionChina Mobile Interactive Co., Ltd. Capital Increase Agreement )

 

	By:	/s/ Li Limin          (
    Signature)	 
	 	 	 
	Name: Li Limin	 
	 	 
	ID Card No.: 440301196101030818	 

 

     14Exhibit 4.33

 

Agreement on the Transfer of 49% Interest
in

 

Shenzhen VisionChina New Culture Media
Co., Ltd. 

 

Between

 

Shenzhen Ledman Optoelectronic Co.,
Ltd.

 

and

 

VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd.

 

Dated: August 2016

 

     

     

    

 

THIS AGREEMENT ON THE TRANSFER OF 49% INTEREST IN SHENZHEN
VISION CHINA NEW CULTURE MEDIA CO., LTD (this “Agreement”), dated August 19, 2016, is made in Shenzhen by and
between:

 

Party A (transferee): Shenzhen Ledman Optoelectronic
Co., Ltd.

 

Registered Address: Block No. 8, Area No. 2, Baiwangxin Industrial
Park, Songbai Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen

 

Legal Representative: Li Mantie

 

Party B (transferor): VisionChina Media Group Co.,
Ltd.

 

Registered Address: 1/F Champs Elysees 7# Nongyuan Road, Futian
District, Shenzhen

 

Legal Representative: Li Limin

 

(each a “Party”, collectively
the “Parties”)

 

WHEREAS:

 

1. Party A is a lawfully incorporated limited joint stock company
with its registered address in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province and has a registered capital of RMB 349,787,153; its legal representative
is Li Mantie; Party A is listed on the Growth Enterprises Board of Shenzhen Stock Exchange under the stock code of 300162 ;

 

2. VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd. is a lawfully incorporated
limited liability company with its registered address at 1/F Champs Elysees 7# Nongyuan Road, Futian District, Shenzhen and has
a registered capital of RMB 100 million; its legal representative is Li Limin;

 

3. Shenzhen VisionChina New Culture Media Co., Ltd. (“New
Culture”, “SubjectCo” or “TargetCo” ) is a duly incorporated and validly existing
limited liability company under the laws of the PRC (incorporated on September 3, 2007) and possesses as of the date hereof an
Enterprise Legal Person Business License issued by Shenzhen Market Supervision Administrative Bureau with the registration number
of 440301102831491 (its Uniform Social Creditworthiness Code being 91440300667082411H) and a registered capital of RMB 40.5 million,
with its registered address at Suite 202C, Champs Elysees 6# Nongyuan Road, Futian District, Shenzhen and at Suite 803, F/8, Futian
Sports Park Cultural Sport Industry Headquarters Building, 3030 Fuqiang Road, Futian Distrct, Shenzhen ( its legal representative
being Wang Jun); its business scope is “ development, procurement and selling, engineering installation and technical consulting
pertaining to TV equipment, digital equipment, wireless equipment and relevant technologies; TV programs planning and agency services;
cultural information consulting and commercial information consulting (exclusive of restricted items); computer software development;
conduct of advertising operations (advertising operations the conduct of which shall be subject to approval and registration under
laws and regulations may be carried out only upon separate handling of approval and registration procedures)” and its main
business consists in metro TV media advertising; Party B owns a 90% interest in New Culture.

 

     

     

    

 

4. Party B wishes to transfer to Party A, and Party A wishes
to accept the transfer of, a 49% interest owned by Party B in New Culture.

 

NOW, THEREFORE, upon friendly discussions, pursuant to the
principle of fairness and reasonableness, the Parties hereby agree as follows in relation to the equity interest transfer hereunder:

 

Article 1 Interpretation

 

Unless otherwise provided herein, for the purposes of this
Agreement, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

 

	“Agreement” or this “Agreement”	means the Agreement on the Transfer of 49% Interest in Shenzhen VisionChina New Culture Media Co.,
    Ltd.
	 	 
	“Parties”	means Party A and Party B
	 	 
	“Party A” or “Ledman”	means Shenzhen Ledman Optoelectronic Co., Ltd.
	 	 
	“Party B”	means VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd.
	 	 
	“New Culture”, “SubjectCo”, “TargetCo”	means Shenzhen VisionChina New Culture Media Co., Ltd.
	 	 
	this “Transaction”	means the transfer by Party B of its 49% interest in New Culture to Party A
	 	 
	“Subject Equity” or “Subject Asset”	means the 49% interest as is currently lawfully owned by Party B in New Culture
	 	 
	“Effective Date”	means the date of effectiveness of this Agreement
	 	 
	“Transaction Base Date”	means the base date for the audit and appraisal of the Subject Asset, being December 31, 2015
	 	 
	“Closing”	means the completion by Party B pursuant to this Agreement of the changes registration procedures with the industry and
    commerce authority with respect to the registration of Party A as the owner of the 49% interest in SubjectCo and related matters
	 	 
	“Closing Date”	means the date Party B completes the Closing with respect to the Subject Equity in favor of Party A whereupon all rights,
    obligations and risks in the Subject Equity shall pass from Party B to Party A

 

     

     

    

 

	“Service” or “Giving”	means the giving by a Party hereto of a written document to the other Party through any means of service
    agreed hereunder
	 	 
	“Interim Period”	means the period from the date hereto to the date the transferee hereunder completes the payment of the equity transfer
    price pursuant to the deadline agreed herein
	 	 
	 “Net Profits”	means the consolidated net profits (net of non-recurring gains and losses) attributable to the parent company (as owner)
    as have been audited by an accounting firm acceptable to the Parties having the securities business qualifications
	 	 
	“Net Assets”	means the consolidated net assets as have been audited by an accounting firm acceptable to the Parties having the securities
    business qualifications
	 	 
	“Encumbrance”	means any security interest, pledge, mortgage, lien (including without limitation tax lien,  cancellation rights
    and subrogation rights), lease, license, indebtedness, right of first refusal, restrictive covenant, condition  or
    restrictions of any kind, including without limitation any restriction on use, voting, transfer, profit or any other exercise
    of any ownership rights
	 	 
	“Material Adverse Effect”	means any circumstance, change or effect pertaining to the business of the company or to the company (including its controlled
    subsidiaries) that, individually or in the aggregate with any other circumstances, changes or effects to which the company
    is subject to: (a) results in SubjectCo suspending its operations or incurring serious losses, or  (b) has or is
    likely to have a material adverse effect on the SubjectCo, or on the ways in which it currently conducts or carries out its
    business, or on the qualifications with which it currently carries out its business, resulting in SubjectCo suspending its
    operations or incurring serious losses
	 	 
	“Covenanted Net Profits” and “Actual Net Profits”	means in each case the net profits attributable to the parent company (as owner) net of non-recurring gains and losses
	 	 
	 “Performance Covenant Period”	means a three year period from the consummation of the Transaction hereunder, including the year of such consummation;
    if the Transaction is consummated in 2016, the Performance Covenant Period shall consist of the years of 2016, 2017 and 2018
	 	 
	“Appraisal Base Date”	means the appraisal base date for the Subject asset of the Transaction, being December 31, 2015

 

     

     

    

 

	“Asset Appraisal Report”	means the appraisal report to be issued by an appraiser
	 	 
	“SSE”	means Shenzhen Stock Exchange
	 	 
	“Yuan”	means the currency unit Yuan of Renminbi

 

Article 2. Premises of Transaction

 

The Parties agree that Party A’s obligation to pay the
equity transfer price hereunder shall be premised on the satisfaction of each of the following conditions:

 

2.1 The Parties have agreed upon and formally executed this
Agreement;

 

2.2 The Transaction has obtained all relevant consents and
approvals from government authorities (if required at all), internal bodies of SubjectCo and other third parties, including without
limitation the resolutions by the board of directors and shareholders’ meeting of the SubjectCo approving the equity transfer
hereunder and the aforesaid amended articles of association or amendments thereto;

 

2.3 During the Interim Period, the business or financial conditions
or other aspects of SubjectCo have not suffered any Material Adverse Effect;

 

2.4 During the Interim Period, other than mortgages or other
forms of Encumbrances created in connection with the applications with banks and other financial institutions for loans required
for production and operation needs, SubjectCo has not created or permitted the creation of any Encumbrance on any asset or property;
SubjectCo has not in any manner whatsoever disposed of, either directly or indirectly, its main assets, nor has it incurred or
assumed any material indebtedness (other than disposals or indebtedness during the normal course of business).

 

Article 3 Subject Equity

 

3.1 It is agreed by the Parties that Party A shall be assigned
Party B’s 49% interest in SubjectCo for a consideration of RMB 382.20 million.

 

3.2. It is agreed by the Parties that the transferee hereunder
shall in accordance with the terms below, pay, in cash, the equity transfer price provided in Article 4 hereof into Party B’s
designated account below:

 

Account Name: VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd

 

Bank Account No.: 4420 1508 0000 5252 3285

 

Opening Bank: China Construction Bank Shenzhen Shangbu Sub-branch

 

     

     

    

 

3.3 It is agreed by the Parties that once Party A has paid
the full amount of the equity transfer price in accordance with this Agreement, Party A shall have fulfilled its payment obligation
hereunder as the equity transferee.

 

3.4 Upon becoming a shareholder of the Company, the equity
transferee hereunder shall enjoy all of the shareholder rights and assume all of corresponding shareholder obligations pursuant
to laws, this Agreement and the provisions of the articles of association of the Company. The capital reserves, surplus reserves
and undistributed profits of the Company shall be shared between the equity transferee and Party B in proportion to their respective
shareholding percentages determined in accordance with Article 3.1 hereof.

 

Article 4 Transaction Price and Payment

 

4.1 Pursuant to the Appraisal Report (Jingdu Zhongxin Ping
Bao Zi (2016) No. 0026) issued by Beijing Jingdu Zhongxin Asset Appraisal Co., Ltd., based on both the asset-based approach and
the income approach, the appraised value of the 100% equity interest of SubjectCo shall be RMB 780.8242 million as of the Appraisal
Base Date (December 31, 2015). Upon discussions it is agreed by the Parties that the finally determined value of the 100% equity
interest of SubjectCo shall be RMB 780 million. On the basis of such final value, the price of the 49% interest of SubjectCo shall
be RMB 382.20 million.

 

4.2 Payment Method of the Transaction:

 

4.2.1 The price under the Transaction shall be paid by Party
A in cash. In light of the transaction price determined in Article 4.1, the equity transfer price shall be paid in two installments.
The first installment of the equity transfer price shall be in the amount of RMB 321.20 million and shall be paid by Party A to
Party B upon execution and effectiveness of this Agreement; the second installment of the equity transfer price shall be in the
amount of RMB 61 million and shall be paid by Party A to Party B within 10 business days (excluding the time required for the
block trade referenced in Article 4.2.2 ) from execution and effectiveness of this Agreement.

 

4.2.2 Party B shall within 5 trading days from payment by Party
A of the aforesaid first installment of the consideration, apply the full amount of the RMB 321.20 million equity transfer price
received by it towards purchasing, by way of a negotiated block trade, the shares directly and indirectly held in Party A by the
company’s controlling shareholder and de facto controller Li Mantie.

 

4.2.3 Party A’s de facto controller Li Mantie
shall then apply the proceeds (net of relevant expenses) from the selling to Party B by way of a block trade of its directly and
indirectly-held Party A shares under the foregoing provision towards providing an interest-free loan to Party A.

 

4.2.4 The Party A shares purchased by Party B hereunder shall
not be assigned as from the date such shares are transferred to and registered in the name of Party B; Party B shall apply to
China Securities Deposit & Clearing & Co., Ltd. to handle the sale restriction registration procedures with respect of
such shares within 1 business day from such shares being transferred to and registered in the name of Party B, and shall provide
relevant share sale restriction registration certificate to the company within 5 business days from such shares being transferred
to and registered in the name of Party B. Transfer restrictions on the foregoing company shares purchased by the Transferor shall
be removed in accordance with the following terms if the following conditions are satisfied by such shares:

 

     

     

    

 

4.2.4.1 The Party A shares acquired by Party B under this Transaction
shall not be assigned during the period from the date of the transfer and registration of such shares in the name of Party B to
the date of fulfilment (i.e. by May 31, 2019) by Party B of the performance covenants obligations following the consummation of
the Transaction hereunder. Additional shares received by Party B as a result of stock dividends or capitalization of reserves
or similar action of the listed company shall also be subject to the aforesaid lock-up period.

 

4.2.4.2 Party B covenants and warrants that if SubjectCo has
fulfilled its 2016 performance covenants, then Party B may pledge up to 25% of the Party A shares then owned by it to obtain financing;
and that if SubjectCo has fulfilled its 2017 performance covenants, then Party B may pledge up to 50% of the Party A shares then
owned by it to obtain financing. Except as provided in the preceding sentence, Party B may not dispose, in any manner whatsoever,
of the Party A shares held by it during the Performance Covenant Period.

 

4.2.4.3 Party B covenants and warrants that its cumulative
sell-downs within 12 months from the expiry of the covenanted sale restriction period shall not exceed 75% of the aggregate Party
A shares then held by it.

 

4.3 Party B covenants that SubjectCo’s 2016, 2017 and
2018 net profits attributable to its parent company (net of non-recurring gains and losses) shall not be less than RMB 60 million,
RMB 80 million and RMB 100 million, respectively. If, during the foregoing covenanted period, SubjectCo’s actual cumulative
net profits as of the end of a then current period of time is lower than the cumulative covenanted net profits as of the end of
such period of time, Party B shall be obligated to provide Party A with a corresponding sum of make-up payment and the specific
methods and relevant matters in connection therewith shall be specified by the Parties under the Agreement on the Make-Up Payments
for Forecasted Profits (inclusive of its supplementary and ancillary agreements), which agreement shall be an integral part of
this Agreement and have the same force and effect as this Agreement.

 

Article 5 Arrangement on Carry-Over Profits

 

Upon consummation of the Closing of the Transaction, the carry-over
undistributed profits of New Culture shall be shared by Party A and Party B in proportion to their respective equity interests
in SubjectCo.

 

Article 6 Attribution of Interim Gains and Losses

 

The interim profits and gains accrued during the period from
the Transaction Base Date to the Closing Date shall be enjoyed by Party A and Party B in proportion to their respective equity
interests in SubjectCo; and the interim deficits and losses accrued during such period shall be borne by Party B by paying in
cash, within 10 business days from the determination of the amount of the losses by an audit firm acceptable to Party A, a sum
to SubjectCo to cover such losses.

 

     

     

    

 

Article 7 Personnel and Other Arrangements

 

7.1 Upon consummation of the Transaction, Party A shall dispatch
to SubjectCo a resident financial head who shall take charge of the financial management work of SubjectCo; Party A may further
appoint a deputy general manager to assist the general manager to manage SubjectCo.

 

7.2 Within five years from consummation of the Transaction,
Party B shall ensure that the key management team and core backbone personnel (as more fully set out in the annex) will suffer
no material change (a “material change” means a departure of half or more of such personnel; for the purposes of this
Agreement, the following employment terminations are excluded: termination of the employment contract as a result of an employee’s
breach of SubjectCo’s internal management rules or an employee’s failure to meet SubjectCo’s performance review
requirements or other requirements; termination due to criminal prosecution; termination due to death or legally declared death;
termination due to an employee being legally ruled a person without the capacity to act or a person with limited capacity to act;
or termination of employment contracts due to an employee failing to maintain qualifications required by laws or by internal management
rules of SubjectCo or due to other similar circumstances). The key management team and core backbone personnel shall be required
to continue to work for SubjectCo for five years upon consummation of the Transaction. If half or more of the key management team
and core backbone personnel have departed, and if Party B has not taken reasonable curative measures acceptable to Party A, then
the breaching Party shall be obligated to pay liquidated damages equal to 10% of the price (i.e. RMB 780 million) of the 100%
equity interest of SubjectCo, namely, liquidated damages in the amount of RMB 78 million.

 

For the purposes of this Agreement, the key management team
and core backbone personnel of SubjectCo shall remain employed with SubjectCo for at least five years from the Closing Date and
the length of their service with SubjectCo shall be calculated as from the date of execution of their employment contract with
SubjectCo, provided that SubjectCo may maintain the continuity of the benefits (i.e. the compensation, annual leave and related
benefits accorded the management team and core backbone personnel by Subjecto on the basis of length of service in accordance
with internal management rules) ancillary to their length of service.

 

7.3 Upon consummation of the Transaction, Party B and its affiliates
covenant and warrant that they will not engage in (including without limitation by way of investment, participation, control by
contract or otherwise) any business same as or similar to that of SubjectCo which competes or is likely to compete with the metro
TV advertising business of SubjectCo; nor shall the controlling shareholder or de facto controller of Party B engage in
(including without limitation by way of investment, participation, control by contract, holding of a managerial position, or otherwise)
any business same as or similar to that of SubjectCo which competes or is likely to compete with the metro TV advertising business
of SubjectCo ( otherwise, a breaching party shall be obligated to pay liquidated damages equal to 10% of the price (i.e. RMB 780
million) of the 100% equity interest of SubjectCo); nor shall Party B’s key managerial personnel and core backbone personnel
engage in (including without limitation by way of investment, participation, control by agreement, holding of a managerial position,
or otherwise) any business same as or similar to that of SubjectCo which competes or is likely to compete with the metro TV advertising
business of SubjectCo within five years or within three years after they resign, and in case such key managerial personnel and
core backbone personnel are in breach of the foregoing, to the extent Party B has not taken reasonable curative measures acceptable
to Party A, Party B shall be obligated to pay liquidated damages equal to 10% of the price (i.e. RMB 780 million) of the 100%
equity interest of SubjectCo.

 

     

     

    

 

7.4 Upon consummation of the Transaction, New Culture shall
in accordance with relevant requirements of laws and regulations and the provisions of this Agreement amend its articles of association
accordingly.

 

Article 8 Closing

 

8.1 Closing Date

 

The date on which the changes registration procedures with
the industry and commerce authority are completed in connection with the subject-matter of the Transaction, namely, the 49% interest
in New Culture’s being transferred to and registered in the name of Party A shall be the Closing Date. Upon consummation
of the Closing of the Subject Asset, Party A shall enjoy and bear all of the rights and obligations attached to its 49% interest
in SubjectCo.

 

8.2 Unless otherwise agreed, once Party B has completed the
Closing of the 49% interest of SubjectCo in favor of Party A, Party B shall be deemed to have fulfilled its obligation of giving
Party A contractual consideration; and once Party A has paid in cash in accordance with this Agreement, Party A shall be deemed
to have fulfilled its obligation of giving Party B contractual consideration.

 

Article 9 Party B’s Representations and Warranties

 

9.1 The content of the representations and warranties made
by Party B under this Article 9 are true and accurate in all material respects as of both the date hereof and the Closing Date
and Party A may rely on such representations and warranties to enter into and perform this Agreement.

 

9.2 Party B is a lawfully incorporated legal person and has
full power and legal rights to enter into and perform this Agreement and the Transaction contemplated herein; and as from the
date the conditions to its effectiveness are satisfied, this Agreement shall constitute valid and legally binding obligations
of Party B.

 

9.3 Party B’s entry into and performance of this Agreement
and its consummation of the Transaction contemplated herein will not (a) breach any provision of the articles of association or
similar constitutional document of SubjectCo, (b) contravene or constitute a default under the term or provision of any binding
agreement or document to which Party B or SubjectCo is a party, or (c) violate any laws, regulations or normative documents applicable
to Party B.

 

9.4 Party B represents and warrants as follows to Party A with
respect to the Subject Asset:

 

9.4.1 By the Closing Date (excluded), Subject Equity has been
lawfully and actually owned by Party B and Party B is entitled to transfer it to Party A. Except as disclosed, as of Closing Date,
Subject Equity is free and clear from any pledge, mortgage or other third party restrictions, nor is there any breach of any laws,
regulations, judgments or agreements applicable to the Subject Equity or the provisions of the articles of association of the
company.

 

     

     

    

 

9.4.2 As of the date hereof, Party B has fully paid up its
capital contributions to SubjectCo and does not have any circumstances of untruthful funding or withdrawal of capital or other
circumstances affecting the lawful existence of SubjectCo; SubjectCo has lawfully acquired the assets under its name and enjoys
complete and valid rights thereto.

 

9.4.3 As of the Closing Date, the Subject Asset is not involved
in any ongoing material suits or arbitrations pertaining to it. Upon Closing of the Subject Asset, if Party A or the Subject Asset
suffers actual losses as a result of any suit, arbitration or other legal or administrative proceedings pertaining to the Subject
Asset arising out of any reason preceding the Closing Date, and if such losses are not yet appropriately reflected in the Appraisal
Report, then Party B shall bear such losses.

 

9.4.4 If there exists any Encumbrance or defect which has not
been disclosed and which as a result of a reason preceding the Closing Date may affect Party A’s enjoyment of complete and
full ownership rights to the Subject Equity, or if there exists other circumstances resulting in the diminution or loss in value
of the Subject Equity, Party B shall bear sole responsibility to resolve such circumstances and shall indemnify Party A against
its resultant losses.

 

9.4.5 New Culture has in all material respects conducted its
business in compliance with all applicable PRC laws and regulations, government approvals and its business licenses; New Culture
has not contravened any order, ruling, judgment or award received by it from any PRC court or arbitration commission or from any
government or regulatory authority; nor has New Culture received from any PRC court or arbitration commission or from any government
or regulatory authority any order, ruling, judgment or award pertaining to the failure by the company to comply with any law or
any regulatory requirement; nor has New Culture been subjected to any material administrative punishment by competent PRC authorities;
nor are there any pending or threatened administrative review or administrative litigation proceedings

 

9.4.6 Contingent Liabilities: For the purposes of this Agreement,
“Contingent Liabilities” means liabilities suffered by SubjectCo after the Closing Date as a result of a reason
preceding the Closing Date ( including without limitation quality claims, suits or arbitrations, administrative punishment, un-declared
debts) which have been neither recorded in the statutory books of SubjectCo nor confirmed by the Parties, or, which, if recorded
in the financial statements of SubjectCo, have an amount greater than the recorded amount.

 

9.4.6.1 If, after the Closing Date, SubjectCo suffers Contingent
Liabilities, Party B shall bear all indemnification liabilities arising therefrom.

 

9.4.6.2 In the event SubjectCo suffers Contingent Liabilities,
Party A shall cause SubjectCo to notify Party B in writing. If Party B demands to exercise the defense right in the name of SubjectCo,
Party A shall cause SubjectCo to provide necessary assistance. Regardless of whether Party B exercises the defense rights or what
the defense results are, if SubjectCo suffers Contingent Liabilities and sustains losses, Party B shall fulfill indemnification
obligations in accordance with the terms hereof. Upon such indemnification, the right to claim compensation and similar rights
as may be enjoyed by SubjectCo as a result of its satisfaction of such Contingent Liabilities shall belong to Party B; if such
rights have to be exercised in the name of SubjectCo, Party A shall cause SubjectCo to provide reasonable assistance.

 

     

     

    

 

9.4.6.3 Party B shall perform its indemnification liabilities
to SubjectCo within 30 days from actual satisfaction by SubjectCo of Contingent Liabilities.

 

9.4.6.4 Without prejudice to the generality of the provisions
on Contingent Liabilities, Party B further solemnly covenants as follows:

 

(1) SubjectCo has not provided any guarantees to external parties;
if upon verification such provision of guarantees is found to be existing, indebtedness arising out of such provision of guarantees
to external parties shall be borne by Party B.

 

(2) All debts, liabilities and obligations actually incurred
by SubjectCo after the Closing Date but arising out of financial irregularity or the like preceding the Closing Date (including
without limitation voluntary or involuntary (as demanded by a competent tax authority) payment of make-up tax amounts; withholding
of personal income taxes; imposition of penalty for a late tax payment; payment of tax penalties) shall be borne by Party B. Party
B shall within 30 days from the incurrence by SubjectCo of definitive payment obligations pay, unconditionally, relevant tax amounts
in the place of SubjectCo; if SubjectCo has actually incurred any payment liabilities, Party B shall fully indemnify SubjectCo
within 10 days.

 

(4) All debts, liabilities and obligations actually incurred
by SubjectCo after the Closing Date but arising out of irregularities in labor and employment, social insurance, housing provident
fund contributions and labor disputes preceding the Closing Date (including without limitation employee claims in relation to
economic compensation, indemnity, work injury, salary payment, make-up payment of social insurance contributions and housing provident
fund contributions; orders from competent authorities demanding make-up payment of social insurance contributions and housing
provident fund contributions, late payment penalties, payment of fines, etc.) shall be borne by Party B. Party B shall within
30 days from the incurrence by SubjectCo of definitive payment obligations pay unconditionally relevant amounts in the place of
SubjectCo; if SubjectCo has actually incurred any payment liabilities, Party B shall fully indemnify SubjectCo within 10 days.

 

9.5 Handling of Assets and Operations

 

9.5.1 For the sake of the smooth completion of the Transaction,
Party B undertakes to provide active and full cooperation and assistance in relation to matters with respect to which it is required
to cooperate and assist under this Agreement.

 

9.5.2 Party B warrants and undertakes that it will grant SubjectCo
a royalty-free perpetual license to use within the scope of the business of metro TV media advertising any and all trademarks,
trade names, patents, software copyrights, business resources and other intangible assets pertaining to the metro TV media advertising
business owned in its name or in the name of its controlled enterprises. If, during the use by SubjectCo of the trademarks and
trade names owned by Party B, Party B intends to transfer or cancel, or license another party to use, or otherwise affect SubjectCo’s
use of, such trademarks or trade names; or will effect an equity transfer or business restructuring or the like that affects SubjectCo’s
use of such trademarks or trade names contemplated in this Article 9.5.2, then Party B shall give Party A and SubjectCo a 30-day
prior written notice and Party B shall ensure that Party A and SubjectCo may continue to be granted the royalty-free right to
use such trademarks and trade names.

 

     

     

    

 

9.5.3 Party B warrants and undertakes that it will by the Audit
Base Date (excluded) entrust SubjectCo with, under an agreement to be entered into separately, the management of the businesses
or assets invested or controlled by Party B (including without limitation investment in, or controlling by contract, the equity
of another company) which are the same as or similar to the metro TV media advertising business.

 

9.5.4 Party B warrants and undertakes that upon expiry of one
year from the Performance Covenant Period, SubjectCo shall recover in full the accounts receivable (per the net book value) as
of the end of the last year of the Performance Covenant Period. If Party B fails to fulfill its accounts receivable recovering
covenant in the foregoing sentence, Party B shall within 15 days from the issuance of the annual audit report of SubjectCo of
the year following the expiry of the Performance Covenant Period, pay in cash a sum to make up for the shortfall of the actually
recovered amount of the accounts receivable relative to the covenanted recoverable amount of such accounts receivable.

 

9.6 Handling of Matters Pertaining to Equity Transfer

 

Party B warrants and undertakes that it will cooperate with
Party A and SubjectCo in completing the changes registration procedures with the industry and commerce authority in connection
with Party A’s becoming the shareholder owning a 49% interest in SubjectCo by September 15, 2016.

 

Article 10 Party A’s Representations and Warranties

 

10.1 The content of the representations and warranties made
by Party A under this Article 10 are true and accurate in all material respects as of both the date hereof and the Closing Date
and Party B may rely on such representations and warranties to enter into and perform this Agreement.

 

10.2 Party A is a lawfully incorporated legal person and has
full power and legal rights to enter into and perform this Agreement and the Transaction contemplated herein; and as from the
date the conditions to its effectiveness are satisfied, this Agreement shall constitute valid and legally binding obligations
of Party A.

 

10.3 Party A’s entry into and performance of this Agreement
and its consummation of the Transaction contemplated herein will not (a) breach any provision of the articles of association or
similar constitutional document of Party A, (b) contravene or constitute a default under the term or provision of any binding
agreement or document to which Party A is a party, or (c) violate any laws, regulations or normative documents applicable to Party
A.

 

10.4 For the sake of the smooth completion of the Transaction,
Party A undertakes to provide active and full cooperation and assistance in relation to matters with respect to which it is required
to cooperate and assist under this Agreement.

 

     

     

    

 

Article 11 Taxes and Fees

 

11.1 The Parties shall bear their own taxes and fees payable
by them under applicable laws and regulations to relevant tax authorities in connection with their entry into and/or performance
of this Agreement.

 

11.2 The Transaction does not change the tax payer status of
SubjectCo and SubjectCo shall continue to bear tax payment obligations in accordance with relevant tax regulations. If, as a result
of any matter which occurred prior to the Appraisal Base Date and which has not been disclosed SubjectCo incurs any tax payment
obligation not previously disclosed in the audit report, Appraisal Report or other legal document of the Transaction, Party B
shall be held liable therefor.

 

11.3 Regardless of whether the Transaction has been consummated,
unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, all legal service, audit and appraisal fees and expenses arising out of the Transaction
shall be borne by Party A, and all notary fees and all expenses for the changes registration procedures with the industry and
commerce authority arising out of the Transaction shall be borne by Party B.

 

Article 12 Confidentiality 

 

12.1 The Parties agree that from the date hereof to the date
of the Transaction becoming legally disclosed upon completion of statutory procedures, the Parties shall bear stringent confidentiality
obligations with respect to the following information or documents:

 

(1) All information obtained by the Parties in relation to
this Agreement either before the entry into this Agreement or during the entry into and performance of this Agreement, including
without limitation plans, business terms (intentions), negotiation process and contents;

 

(2) All documents and materials pertaining to the matters under
this Agreement, including without limitation any document, material, data, contract and financial report; and

 

(3) Any other information and document which if disclosed or
divulged will result in market rumors, share price fluctuations and other abnormal circumstances.

 

12.2 Without prior written consent of the other Party, no Party
may disclose or divulge in whatsoever manner any such information or document to any third party external to this Agreement. The
Parties shall take necessary measures to restrict their respective personnel having access to or knowledge of such information
and documents to persons involved in the Transaction and shall require such persons to stringently comply with this Article 12.

 

12.3 The following circumstances shall not be deemed a non-compliant
disclosure or divulging of information or documents:

 

(1) Disclosure of information and documents disclosed are already
known to the public before such disclosure;

 

     

     

    

 

(2) disclosures pursuant to mandatory requirements of laws,
regulations or normative documents, or the decisions, orders or demands of competent government authorities (e.g. China Securities
Regulatory Commission) or Shenzhen Stock Exchange, or the judgments, rulings or awards of a court or arbitration body.

 

(3) Disclosures to intermediaries before and/or after the appointment
of various intermediaries (including independent financial advisors, auditors, appraisers and counsels) for the sake of the entry
into and performance of this Agreement.

 

Article 13 Force Majeure 

 

13.1 If, upon execution of this Agreement, any Party hereto
is prevented from performing this Agreement due to the occurrence of any force majeure event, the Party so affected by the force
majeure event shall then within ten business days from the occurrence of such force majeure event give a notice to the other Party,
which notice shall include a description of the occurrence of the force majeure event and a statement that such event constitutes
force majeure. Concurrently, such affected Party shall use its best efforts to take measures to mitigate the losses caused by
such force majeure and seek to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the other Party.

 

13.2 If a force majeure event occurs, the Parties shall consult
with each other to decide whether to continue, postpone or suspend the performance of this Agreement. Upon removal of the force
majeure event, if the Agreement is still capable of being performed, the Parties shall be obligated to take reasonably feasible
measures to perform this Agreement. The Party affected by the force majeure event shall give as promptly as possible a notice
on the removal of the force majeure event and the other Party shall confirm the same immediately upon receipt of such notice.

 

13.3 If a force majeure event occurs and if as a result the
Agreement cannot be performed, then this Agreement shall terminate and the Party affected by such force majeure event shall not
be held liable for the Agreement being so terminated as a result of such force majeure event. If as a result of the force majeure
event this Agreement can only be performed in part or its performance has to be postponed, then the Party affected by such force
majeure event shall not be required to assume breach of contract liabilities for such partial non-performance or postponed performance
of this Agreement.

 

Article 14 Breach of Contract Liabilities 

 

14.1 Unless otherwise provided herein, if any Party breaches
any of its obligation or its representations, warranties or covenants hereunder and causes losses to the other Party, such Party
shall fully indemnify such other Party against all of its losses.

 

14.2 If, upon execution of this Agreement, this Transaction
is terminated or fails due to a subjective cause or intentional act on the part of Party B, then Party B shall within 30 days
from receipt of the Transaction termination notice of Party A pay RMB 5 million of liquidated damages to Party A. If Party B breaches
relevant warranties or covenants hereunder, or provide false materials to Party A, or has circumstances of falsification in sales
or finances, then Party A shall be entitled to unconditionally terminate the Transaction at any time.

 

     

     

    

 

If, upon execution of this Agreement, this Transaction is terminated
or fails due to a subjective cause or intentional act on the part of Party A, then Party A shall within 30 days from receipt of
the confirmation of the termination or failure of the Transaction pay RMB 5 million of liquidated damages to Party B.

 

14.3 If any Party fails to fulfill any obligation of paying
a monetary amount or any obligation that can be quantified into an obligation of paying a monetary amount, then such Party shall
pay a late payment penalty for each day of delay at a daily rate of 0.3% up to the date of actual payment.

 

14.4 The de facto controller of Party B shall assume
joint and several liabilities with respect to Party B’s breach of contract liabilities, Party B’s indemnification
liabilities arising out of SubjectCo or Contingent Liabilities, make-up payments in relation to the covenanted net profits of
SubjectCo, and similar circumstances.

 

Article 15 Governing Law and Dispute Resolution 

 

15.1 The entry into and performance of this Agreement shall
be governed by the laws of the PRC.

 

15.2 Any dispute arising out of this Agreement shall be resolved
by the Parties first through friendly consultations, failing which each Party may submit it to South China International Economic
and Trade Arbitration Commission for arbitration in Shenzhen in accordance with its then effective arbitration rules. The arbitration
award shall be final and binding upon the Parties.

 

15.3 Pending the resolution of a dispute, other than the provisions
pertaining to such dispute, the validity of the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall not be affected thereby.

 

Article 16 Effectiveness, Modification and Termination 

 

16.1 This Agreement shall be formed and become effective once
it has been executed by the legal representatives (or authorized representatives thereof) of the Parties and affixed with the
common seals of the Parties and has been deliberated and adopted by the general shareholders’ meeting of Party A.

 

16.2 This Agreement shall be formed and enter into force upon
satisfaction of conditions precedent enumerated above.

 

16.3 Unless otherwise provided herein or otherwise required
by relevant laws and regulations or competent government authorities, any modification or termination of this Agreement shall
be effected by the Parties by a written modification or termination agreement and may become effective only upon completion of
the approval procedures (if necessary) required by laws and regulations.

     

     

    

 

Article 17 Miscellaneous 

 

17.1 If any part of the provisions of this Agreement ceases
to be effective or is declared invalid in accordance with law or the provisions hereof, the validity of the remaining provisions
of this Agreement shall not be affected.

 

17.2 Unless otherwise provided herein, without prior written
consent of the other Party, no Party hereto may assign in whatsoever manner all or any part of its rights, interests, duties or
obligations hereunder.

 

17.3 Unless otherwise provided by laws or regulations, failure
or delay by any Party hereto in exercising any of its rights or powers hereunder shall not constitute a waiver by such Party of
such right or power.

 

17.4 Any notice sent by a Party to the other Party in relation
to this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered personally, by fax, by telefax or by post. Such notice shall be deemed
given at the time of its delivery at the registered address, if delivered in person; or two days from its transmission, if delivered
by fax or telefax; or on the fifth business day from the posting, if delivered by post.

 

17.5 This Agreement shall be made in eight originals. Each
Party shall hold one copy and the remaining originals shall be used either for the purposes of obtaining approval from competent
authorities or for the purposes of filing. All originals shall be equally authentic.

 

17.6 Any matters not addressed hereunder shall be dealt with
by the Parties by a supplementary agreement, memorandum, closing confirmation letter or similar written instrument separately
entered into by the Parties.

 

(Remainder of Page Intentionally Left Blank; Signature Page
Follows)

 

     

     

    

 

(Signature
Page to Agreement on Transfer of 49% Interest in Shenzhen VisionChina New Culture Media Co., Ltd.)

 

	Shenzhen Ledman Optoelectronic Co., Ltd. (common seal)	 
	 	 	 
	By: 	    /s/ Li Mantie      ( Signature)	 
	 	Li Mantie	 
	 	 
	VisionChina Media Group Co., Ltd (common seal)	 
	 	 
	By:	/s/  Li Limin      ( Signature)	 
	 	Li Limin	 

 

Date: August 19, 2016

 

     

     

    

 

Annex: Key Management Team and Core Technical Team Personnel
List

 

	No.	Name	Position	ID No.
	1	Zhu Huaci	GM	310109196707027219
	2	Liu Peiquan	VP& South Area GM	32032219730920381X
	3	Wang Ren	VP&North Area GM	110104196004033031
	4	Ye Changlong	Sales Director	522701198002050031
	5	Zhu Yonghan	Sales Director	210103197109121814
	6	Chen Xiaoyu	Sales Director	440102197902014842
	7	Wang Li	Sales Director	321084198109230088
	8	Sun Hong	Sales Director	320113197707135624
	9	Ren Xiaoming	Sales Director	320402198503013117
	10	Niu Jiqiao	Sales Director	320113197410254024
	11	Wu Hui	Sales Director	320106197704051229
	12	Yan Xiaoyan	Sales Director	20982198208152025
	13	Fu Rong	Senior Sales Mngr	362502198801042842
	14	Wang Qi	Senior Sales Mngr	370831790512153
	15	Wei Zhenhong	Senior Sales Mngr	452124197806233318
	16	Ma Wei	Senior Sales Mngr	21112219851231192X
	17	Zhang Jieqiong	Sales Director	13068119860508286X
	18	Fang Guojun	Sales Director	15210119751207212X
	19	Wang Xiaojing	Sales Director	370682198602281127
	20	Wu Shuilin	Sales Director	610322197904121631
	21	Zhang Lei	Sales Director	320724198706100039
	22	Gou Zhongping	Sales Director	513028197208270036
	23	Sun Xiaojing	Sales Director	320582198606027965
	24	Yang Dongliang	Sales Director	41052219841002723X
	25	Zhang Lei	Senior Sales Mngr	340123199212167291
	26	Guo Qiang	Senior Sales Mngr	220104197109011816
	27	Gong Dewei	Senior Sales Mngr	230904197501020317
	28	Zhang Kaifeng	Senior Sales Mngr	321084198104255016
	29	Wang Jianhong	Senior Sales Mngr	321283198708253024
	30	Ye Qian	Senior Mngr	320102198210065021

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