"Go up the mountain!" "Taiwan Team" was shortlisted for the Golden Bell Award, and the reality program and host were recognized

The 61st Golden Bell Awards announced the shortlist today (15th), "Go Up the Mountain!" "Taiwan Team" was shortlisted for the "Reality Program Award" and the "Reality Program Host Award" in one fell swoop, ushering in double happiness for the team that has traveled all the way to the mountains and seas and challenged their limits. From the high mountains of Africa and the snowy fields of Switzerland to the mountains and forests of Taiwan, the hosts couldn't hide their emotions after hearing the news. They recalled the difficulties and thrills during the recording process and said that this recognition was hard-earned.

Host Amy Lei was the first to say emotionally: "This is a show that requires a group of crazy people to be born!" She admitted that during the filming process, she even felt that she was on the verge of death several times, but because of this, she could better appreciate the preciousness of the team's ability to survive step by step. She also shouted: "I hope to take this bravery to the Golden Bell stage and add a shining light to Taiwan's television industry."

Chef Yang Shengyao recalled the various almost incredible tasks along the way, including shaking precious milk in Gili Mazzaro and making chicken soup in Switzerland, which he still vividly remembers today. Regarding the show's success in double nominations, he laughed and said, "Now I just want to say that we did it together!"

"Eighth Brother" Xiao Zhiwei happened to be on location when he learned the good news. He was so excited that his hands were shaking. His mind was like a marquee flashing through all the extreme challenges in the past, as well as the partners who have been together and supported each other along the way. He said bluntly: "I'm super happy just to be shortlisted, and it would be even better if I win the award!"

Natural ecology expert Huang Shijie (Ajie) attributed his nomination to all the staff in front of and behind the scenes, as well as the land and nature that accompanied the show all the way. He believes that being able to bring natural history to more audiences through the program and speak for nature is a blessing in itself. He also believes that as long as he continues to work hard, Taiwan's beauty will eventually be seen by more people.