The Chinese Music Awards are produced by Star China and broadcast on both Channel [V] and Xing Kong in China and around the world. In all, 37 awards were presented.
"We lead the way for China to promote visibility of our very own talented Chinese singers, who can equally share the stage with international entertainers," said Tian Ming, Star China CEO.
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The most popular male singer award went to Hins Cheung from Hong Kong and Jason Zhang from Mainland China, while the most popular female singer award was won by Valen Hsu from Taiwan and BiBi Chou from Mainland China.
Best film OST went to Bi Xia and Zhang Heng Yuan for The Monkey King.
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The awards show launched in 1994 and has traveled to Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Hong Kong, Macau and Taipei since then.
Among the shows that Star China produces are "The Voice of China," "So You Think You Can Dance," and "Sing My Song" – the first original Chinese talent show format to be exported abroad, currently being distributed internationally by the Britain’s ITV Studios Global Entertainment.
- This article originally appeared in THR.com.
