The 61st Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards made a grand debut, with "One Generation" as the core spirit

The 61st Golden Bell Awards for Broadcasting is here! This year's ceremony takes "One Generation" as its core spirit, and a total of 140 works were shortlisted for 29 awards. Omark, who has 25 years of broadcasting experience and is the emcee of the Golden Bell Ceremony, will be the host of the awards ceremony for the first time. The ceremony also provides sign language and real-time subtitle services, inviting more viewers to participate in the event simultaneously.

The opening performance transforms the Golden Bell Stage into a large-scale transnational radio station, with the "cultivated youth girl group" TPE48 serving as the "sound navigator", connecting the highly popular songs of Japanese national girl group AKB48, Korean pop group SUPER JUNIOR, "Asian pop queen" Jolin Tsai and "sweetheart leader" Cyndi Wang. American DJ Stewart and Indonesian broadcaster Annie Ding were also invited to broadcast live in Chinese and native languages, bringing a borderless real-time listening experience.

The second performance focused on the mutual achievements between broadcasters and new generation musicians. Chen Hua, the "little queen who has surpassed 100 million streams", sang her masterpiece "Want to Watch the Sunset in May with You"; Taiwanese singer Tsang Wei-chung brought the hit song "Must Tour"; and the king of golden songs Lu Shixuan injected strong hip-hop energy with "Stay Handsome", which has millions of views. The three finally performed the classic songs of Zhang Zhenyue and Tanya Chua. They expressed their gratitude to the broadcasters who have made good music heard along the way by saying "Thank you for broadcasting my songs."

The finale performance was performed by the "New Generation Passionate Band" Mango Jump and the multinational team "Formosa Mission Jazz Band" on the same stage, presenting a very intense performance in the form of a live band. Through the passionate music style and original jazz notes, the song sings about persistence and hope in the process of pursuing dreams, showing the spirit of workers who stick to their posts, and deeply echoes the core belief of this "first generation": "As long as you persist in doing one thing well, every ordinary today may become an important starting point towards your dreams."