2021 BC Chinese Bridge Mandarin Singing Contest Winners!

Thank you to all the students and professors from across British Columbia who participated in the 2021 BC “Chinese Bridge” Mandarin Singing Contest for Learners of Chinese in Post-Secondary Institutions! After listening to so many beautiful pieces and making some hard decisions, along with all the honorable judges the 2021 Chinese Bridge Singing Competition Committee is proud to announce the 2021 winners:

【Non-Heritage】

First Place / award: $300 per group

韩国小姐, Korean Ladies, from UBC and SFU who sang “月亮代表我的心”

Second Place / award: $200 per group

甜蜜朋友隊, Sweet friends team, from UBC who sang “有点甜”
水饺队, Team Dumplings, from UBC who sang “对不起，我的中文不好”

Third Place / award: $150 per group

灵魂兄弟, Soul Brothers, from UBC who sang “友谊万岁天长”
朋友, Team Pengyou, from UVic who sang “朋友”

Special Awards:

Best Team Spirit Award / award: $100 per group

Ethan 家明, Tin 李汀, Vi 阮玉, and Tan-ta 杨东美, from UBC who sang“绿色”
幸福力队, Team Happiness, from Langara who sang “Sorry!”
漂亮的唱歌的人队, from UBC who sang “我的歌声里”

Most Creative Award / award: $100 per group

中文迷, Mandarin Chinese Fans, from UFV who sang “学中文难不难”
月亮队, Team Moon, from UVic who sang “月亮代表我的心”

Best Pronunciation Award / award: $100 per group

热爱105度的CHIN331队, Team CHIN331 Who Love 105 °C, from UBC who sang “热爱105度的你”
Rabia Khan and Caleb Chuang, from KPU and Langara who sang “新的世界（A Whole New World)”

【Heritage】

First Place / award: $300 per group

给你看队, Team Show You, from UBC who sang “放个大招给你看”

Special Awards:

Best Chinese Style Award / award: $100 per group

曦光, Bright Morning, from UBC who sang “青花瓷”

Best Team Spirit Award / award: $100 per group

Isabelle Dion 江芷俞 and Caitlin Khong 邝启灵, from UBC who sang “亲爱的路人啊”

Most Creative Award / award: $100 per group

留下来队, Team Stay, from UBC who sang “花祭”
Team Meow, from UBC who sang “学猫叫”

Best Pronunciation Award / award: $100 per group

Sophia Li 李祺瑛 and Vanessa Wu 吴爽, from UBC who sang “目及皆是你”

We want to again cordially thank all the students who took valuable time to participate in this event, all the judges who came from the variety of universities across British Columbia, and the Education and Cultural Office, Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Vancouver who generously funded and supported this event to enrich students’ learning experience.

2021 Chinese Bridge Singing Competition Committee