
Omark took the lead in hosting the event, and Wang Boyuan and Mi Kebai served as the first group of award presenters.
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The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards were held at the Taipei Pop Music Center. A total of 280 companies and 1,096 works competed for 29 awards.
The "61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards Ceremony" was grandly held at the Taipei Pop Music Center on the evening of the 17th. The ceremony was hosted by veteran broadcaster Omark. The first group of award presenters were partnered by Wang Boyuan and Mi Kebai, who announced a total of four awards for children's and youth programs and hosts.
The two people who had accompanied their children as they grew up as "Brother Star" and "Sister Grape" were on the same stage, bringing back childhood memories. Mi Kebai said with a smile that one advantage of being a sister is that even though she is 40 years old, everyone still calls her "sister", and her humorous speech added a joyful atmosphere to the award ceremony.
The first announced "Children's Program Award" was won by Kaohsiung Radio's "What's Singing"; the "Children's Program Host Award" was recognized by Brother Jiaoxuan (Chen Yixuan) and Sister Zhenzhen (Li Yingzhen) of National Education Radio's "Come and Listen". The "Youth Program Award" was won by the National Educational Broadcasting Station's "A Philosophy Book Dropped from a Backpack"; the "Youth Program Host Award" was won by Zhang Lijuan, the host of "Happy Stories", a guest radio station under the Hakka Public Communication Foundation.
This year's awards lineup is quite "loud". Senior broadcasters Zheng Kailai, Zhao Ting, and Liang Mingda will return to the familiar stage, and they will also bring in voice actors, children's program hosts, and podcast creators to gather together. Even Haha TV's Gary and Jenny will also cross over to the stage. A total of 280 operators and 1,096 works competed for 29 awards at this year's Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards; as for the much-anticipated special award, there was no shortage.

The Ideal Bastards made it to the Kaohsiung Arena for the first time on their 9th anniversary and invited their friends to practice as surprise guests. The two parties not only sang the suite and "Your Eyes", but also interacted with each other on the stage, sharing their high school origins and fitness friendship, and the atmosphere was warm.

The 61st Golden Bell Awards for Broadcasting were held at the Taipei Pop Music Center. "POP Most Punctual" hosted by Lin Shuwei won the Planning and Editing Award. This is Lin Shuwei's first Golden Bell Award in her career. She thanked the team for going to Kaohsiung to interview the parolees' cases and expressed her gratitude to their families.

The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards were held at the Taipei Pop Music Center. China Central Radio's "Go For Gold!" Tu Jie, the host of "Gold Medal Teammates", won the "Educational and Cultural Program Host Award", which was the first Golden Bell Award in her life.

The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards were held on the evening of October 17. The awards lineup included senior broadcasters, voice actors and podcast creators. This year, a total of 280 businesses and 1,096 works competed for 29 awards, and there was no special award.

The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards held an awards ceremony on the evening of October 17. This year, a total of 280 industry players and 1,096 works competed for 29 awards. The lineup of the ceremony includes senior broadcasters and podcast creators, and there is no special award.

The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards held an awards ceremony on the evening of October 17. This year, a total of 280 industry players and 1,096 works competed for 29 awards. The lineup of the ceremony included senior broadcasters and podcast creators, and the much-anticipated special award was finally announced to be missing.