Promote Mandarin Council, in partnership with omy.sg has launched a new initiative – “Mandarin. It Gets Better With Use.” Short Video Clip Contest. Simply shoot a Mandarin video of no longer than one minute and stand a chance to win up to $5,000 worth of cash and prizes! For more information, please visit http://blog.omy.sg/use-mandarin.
Dear Contestants,
Thank you for your patience. The results of the Speak Mandarin Campaign Theme Song Contest are now out!
Congratulations to our winning contestants!
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Merit Prize Winners (Open Category) |
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Contestant |
Song Entry Title |
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Lee Mun Leng Lynn |
这话要这么说 |
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Nelson Tan Yan Cong |
华文 谁怕谁 |
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Consolation Prize Winners (Open Category) |
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Contestant |
Song Entry Title |
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Lim Boon Ching Elkan Woon Lu Ping |
听说读写 |
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Huang Peh Linde |
刷牙跟吃饭 |
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Pung Kok Mun Kwok Yin Hung Julian |
多一句多一趣 |
*Winners will be notified via post or email.
We are also pleased to announce that all Student Category participants will be awarded $250 worth of cash vouchers as Tokens of Commendation.
Once again, a big thank you to all our participants for your support and participation!
The Chinese Challenge 2011 was broadcast on 4 September from 9pm to 10pm on Channel 8. Six student finalists vying for the top prize went through one hour of intense competition, before 16-year-old Huang Feixue eventually emerged as the Winner of The Chinese Challenge 2011.
Download The Chinese Challenge 2011 Grand Finals English Press Release (PDF 143KB)
《华文？谁怕谁！2011》 The Chinese Challenge 2011 online contest has ended and 6 finalists will compete in the TV Grand Final for the top position. Who will emerge as the Grand Champion? Tune in to MediaCorp Channel 8 on Sunday, 4 September 2011, 9pm to find out!
Join us on TCC Facebook to find out more about the Grand Final 2011.
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