Pop music ranking ceremony opens in Shanghai

Singaporean Wayne Lin Junjie, a pop singer high on the top 5 of the
grand Chinese pops by the 16th Oriental Wind and Cloud Music Rankings,
one of the most influential pop music ranking for lyrics in Chinese
on Chinese mainland, puts signature on the board with epigram reminder
for pop singers' virtues, during the awarding ceremony held in east
China's Shanghai Municipality, March 15, 2009. The awards of best male
and female pop singers are presented to Sun Nan and Zhang Liangying of
Chinese mainland. (Xinhua Photo)

Singaporean Wayne Lin Junjie (C) and Yung Joey (R)
from Hong Kong, the two pop singers high on the top
5 of the grand Chinese pops by the 16th Oriental
Wind and Cloud Music Rankings, one of the most
influential pop music ranking for lyrics in Chinese
on Chinese mainland, turn up at the awarding ceremony,
in east China's Shanghai Municipality, March 15, 2009.
The awards of best male and female pop singers are
presented to Sun Nan and Zhang Liangying of Chinese
mainland. (Xinhua Photo)

Chinese mainland singer Man Wenjun (L) and Jin Haixin (R), whose song
respectively is rated onto the top 10 golden songs of the grand Chinese
pops by the 16th Oriental Wind and Cloud Music Rankings, one of the
most influential pop music ranking for lyrics in Chinese on Chinese
mainland, walk onto the venue of awarding ceremony, in east China's
Shanghai Municipality, March 15, 2009. The awards of best male and
female pop singers are presented to Sun Nan and Zhang Liangying of
Chinese mainland. (Xinhua Photo)