The live broadcast of the grand finale of The Voice of China achieved a nationwide viewership rating of over 10 percent, meaning more than 100 million people tuned in.
In Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, the ratings were even more staggering—it was no exaggeration to say the streets were deserted during the broadcast. Its success lay not only in its exquisite production and star-studded lineup, but also in its genuine love for music and respect for dreams. Throughout the competition, despite a few flaws, the fairness of the show won widespread public approval.
Especially the top eight contestants, whose strength earned unanimous acclaim. Even Zhang Ziyi, who did not follow the path of a pop singer, gained a massive following of music fans. As the lights on the stage gradually dimmed, the cheers of the audience lingered for a long time.
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