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Vivienne Chow

Taiwanese singers beat Canto-pop stars at the 11th Chinese Music Awards by scooping nearly all the major honours last night.

Jay Chou Jie-lun  walked away with prizes for best male artist, most popular male artist and best original singer in the Hong Kong/Taiwan category. His hit Common Jasmine Orange was among the top three songs of the year.

Malaysian-born Jasmine Leong Chui-peng  was named best female artist, and Taiwanese idol Jolin Tsai  was voted most popular female artist. She won the best video prize for  Pirate.

Three more Taiwanese acts won prizes. Angela Chang Shao-han  was named most popular newcomer, Energy the best group, and Mayday the best band.

The only Hong Kong winner was Canto-pop bad boy Nicholas Tse Ting-fung,  with the media choice award. Faye Wong's  Rolling Wood was one of the top three songs.

Anson Hu Yanbin  was voted  top male mainland artist in the awards, staged  by China Central Television and Channel V.



Taiwanese scoop big prizes in pop awards