Banai Jinyin won 2 awards to defend freedom and democracy. Taking acid cannot happen in China.

The 17th Golden Music Creation Award Ceremony was held tonight in Beiliu. Banai won two awards in a row at the beginning. She won the Best Folk Song Award for "Who", and then took home the Best Folk Album Award for "Coming". She couldn't hide her joy at winning successive awards.

When accepting the award, Banai said that what "Who" wants to convey most is the transformational justice of the indigenous people, and she also thanked her friends who have supported her along the way. Dakang.COME served as the host of the ceremony tonight. He spoke freely on the stage at the beginning. Banai said with a smile: "The host was lying on the ground and was a bit ridiculous. But freedom and democracy can allow us to do what we want to do. This thing cannot happen in our neighbor (referring to China)."

Banai also wrote the song 32 years after the Tiananmen incident. She said: "As a mother, I often think about how we can become adults that our children look up to. The freedom and democracy we defend today is to protect our children." She also used this to express the importance she attaches to Taiwan's freedom and democracy.

This year's Golden Music Creation Awards kicked off with a limited performance by Paiwan singer-songwriter Dai Xiaojun and US-based jazz performer Su Yuhan, who won the highest honor "Jury Award". With the theme of "FROM HERE TO ANYWHERE", the two combined traditional Thai martial arts singing, aboriginal singing, jazz vocabulary and traditional music elements to bring a cross-border performance.