Welcome to Beijing
"The Heart of Chinese History"
As the political and cultural capital of China, Beijing stands at the heart of Chinese history, buzzing with the energy of its high population density and centuries of importance. Your Beijing itinerary should reflect the grandiosity of its reputation and its role on the national and international stage, with outings to monuments like the nearby sections of the Great Wall, the central square, the national museums, and the imperial temples and palaces. But a trip to Beijing should also be enjoyed on the human scale of the millions of people who call it home. Sample the various Chinese cuisines aggregated in the city's restaurants, visit the zoos and parks, and ride the extensive, English-friendly subway system that connects the far flung points of this vast, fast-paced city.
Host City / Beijing, China
Venue / Beijing National Stadium
Hosts / Li Na and Ludi Lin
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / Vanuatu
Returning countries / Japan, North Macedonia and Romania
Withdrawing countries / Austria, Finland, Malta, Moldova, Mongolia and Palau
Debuting players / None
Venue / Beijing National Stadium
Hosts / Li Na and Ludi Lin
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / Vanuatu
Returning countries / Japan, North Macedonia and Romania
Withdrawing countries / Austria, Finland, Malta, Moldova, Mongolia and Palau
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Ed Sheeran / 9 times for United Kingdom and once for Cuba, Ghana and United States / Global Music Champion
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Michael Schulte / 5 times for Germany, twice for Liechtenstein and once for Netherlands / Double Global Music Champion
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Rasmus Seebach / for Denmark / his best result being 4th
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Shiri Maimon / for Israel / her best result being 7th
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Carlos Rivera / for Mexico / Bronze Medallist
Jack Savoretti / for Italy / his best result being 6th The Weeknd / 3 times for Canada and once for Ethiopia / Global Music Champion |
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Bastian Baker / for Switzerland / his best result being 10th
John Legend / twice for United States and once for Italy / Silver Medallist The Kolors / twice for Italy and once for San Marino / their best result being 19th |
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Ermal Meta / for Albania / Bronze Medallist
GJan / for Lithuania / not qualifying for the final Laleh Pourkarim / once for Iran and Sweden / her best result being 9th Sigrid / for Norway / not qualifying for the final Wulf / for Netherlands / Silver Medallist |
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Evgenya Redko / for Lithuania / placing 20th
Foothills / for Poland / placing 10th Kelvin Jones / for Liechtenstein / placing 16th Lea Makhoul / for Lebanon / placing 24th Markus Riva / for Latvia / not qualifying for the final Marta Sango / for Andorra / not qualifying for the final MARUV / for Ukraine / not qualifying for the final Zoi / for Serbia / not qualifying for the final |
Scoreboards and Live Voting
Live voting
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Sweden, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia
Countries receiving points from most juries / North Macedonia, 24
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Greece in 12th with 10 points from Spain as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Monaco in 26th getting 12 points from Ireland
Legendary ABBA took Sweden to the top of the scoreboard after only a few sets of votes. However, they quickly had to pass on the baton to Netherlands, who about halfway through the jury voting was passed by North Macedonia. The Balkan country consistantly received points and ended up winning the jury vote ahead of Sweden, Switzerland, Singapore and Denmark. The question was now if a small 4 points lead was enough to keed the Swedes at bay in the televote. As witnessed so often before, the public did not agree with the juries and sent most points to United Kingdom, who had only finished 14th with the juries. It was a clear victory for the Brits in the televote, leaving Norway (11th with the juries) in second followed by United States (16th), Albania (24th) and North Macedonia. ABBA, surprisingly, only managed 11th in the televote, so North Macedonia pulled away to a comfortable victory ahead of Sweden and United Kingdom, with Switzerland and Norway rounding out the top 5.
North Macedonia debuted in GM04 and finished in the top 10 on their first two participations. Their 4th place in GM05 remained their best result for the longest time, as North Macedonia never became a constant fixture in the contest, but came and went and often changed HoD. The first medal was won by the 10th HoD in GM102, when Dimitar Andonovski finished as runner-up. Still, a handful of editions later North Macedonia again quit the contest and stayed away for 70 editions only returning as recently as in GM178. When they finally made their comeback they did so with a smash, winning their second silver medal at the hands of Lara Ivanova. It was, however, not enough to keep them interested in the game, and they have only participated a few times since their last medal. Now, Pane brings them back as the 13th HoD and claims the first gold medal for North Macedonia, who has now participated 57 times, reaching 32 finals, finishing in the top 10 11 times and winning 3 medals. Well done North Macedonia, Antonia Gigovska and Pane!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia
Countries receiving points from most juries / North Macedonia, 24
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Greece in 12th with 10 points from Spain as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Monaco in 26th getting 12 points from Ireland
Legendary ABBA took Sweden to the top of the scoreboard after only a few sets of votes. However, they quickly had to pass on the baton to Netherlands, who about halfway through the jury voting was passed by North Macedonia. The Balkan country consistantly received points and ended up winning the jury vote ahead of Sweden, Switzerland, Singapore and Denmark. The question was now if a small 4 points lead was enough to keed the Swedes at bay in the televote. As witnessed so often before, the public did not agree with the juries and sent most points to United Kingdom, who had only finished 14th with the juries. It was a clear victory for the Brits in the televote, leaving Norway (11th with the juries) in second followed by United States (16th), Albania (24th) and North Macedonia. ABBA, surprisingly, only managed 11th in the televote, so North Macedonia pulled away to a comfortable victory ahead of Sweden and United Kingdom, with Switzerland and Norway rounding out the top 5.
North Macedonia debuted in GM04 and finished in the top 10 on their first two participations. Their 4th place in GM05 remained their best result for the longest time, as North Macedonia never became a constant fixture in the contest, but came and went and often changed HoD. The first medal was won by the 10th HoD in GM102, when Dimitar Andonovski finished as runner-up. Still, a handful of editions later North Macedonia again quit the contest and stayed away for 70 editions only returning as recently as in GM178. When they finally made their comeback they did so with a smash, winning their second silver medal at the hands of Lara Ivanova. It was, however, not enough to keep them interested in the game, and they have only participated a few times since their last medal. Now, Pane brings them back as the 13th HoD and claims the first gold medal for North Macedonia, who has now participated 57 times, reaching 32 finals, finishing in the top 10 11 times and winning 3 medals. Well done North Macedonia, Antonia Gigovska and Pane!
The Winner
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Deadlines
October 16th / Voting in the semi finals
October 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 8th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
October 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 8th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
Voting
12, 10, 8...1 point for your top 10
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
Watching the Videos
All the videos are in the YouTube playlist at TVGlobalMusic
The Final
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North Macedonia Antonia Gigovska Magnet 148 points |
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Sweden ABBA Don't shut me down 127 points |
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United Kingdom Ed Sheeran Shivers 126 points |
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Switzerland Bastian Baker Dancing without you 124 points |
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Norway Sigrid Burning bridges 114 points |
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Singapore Gentle Bones Sixty five 112 points |
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Netherlands MARF & Nicky Romero feat. Wulf Okay 108 points |
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United States Jonas Brothers & Marshmello Leave before you love me 107 points |
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Denmark Rasmus Seebach Så længe vi danser 99 points |
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Ecuador Black Sun Resist 98 points |
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Ireland Gavin James Always 98 points |
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Greece Giannis Grosis Stin akri tou kosmou 94 points |
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San Marino The Kolors Cabriolet panorama 90 points |
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Latvia Markus Riva You make me so crazy 88 points |
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Albania Ermal Meta Stelle cadenti 83 points |
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Spain Tanxugueiras Figa 83 points |
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France David Hallyday Éternel 77 points |
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Belgium Helion Creek Abysm 77 points |
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Liechtenstein Kelvin Jones & Evangelia Diving 75 points |
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Japan Mitski Nobody 74 points |
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Morocco Bouchra Blanc ou noir 69 points |
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Mexico Carlos Rivera Cómo pagarte? 64 points |
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China Jam Hsiao feat. Ma Jia It's me 62 points |
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Canada The Weeknd Take my breath 61 points |
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Germany Michael Schulte All I need 41 points |
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Monaco Moha K Vroum vroum 21 points |
Semi Final One
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Singapore Gentle Bones Sixty five 116 points |
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Sweden ABBA Don't shut me down 104 points |
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Switzerland Bastian Baker Dancing without you 97 points |
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Spain Tanxugueiras Figa 80 points |
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Greece Giannis Grosis Stin akri tou kosmou 78 points |
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Latvia Markus Riva You make me so crazy 76 points |
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Liechtenstein Kelvin Jones & Evangelia Diving 71 points |
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Belgium Helion Creek Abysm 69 points |
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Japan Mitski Nobody 58 points |
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United Kingdom Ed Sheeran Shivers 56 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Mexico Carlos Rivera Cómo pagarte? 54 points |
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Andorra Marta Sango Qué más quieres de mí 53 points |
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Lebanon Lea Makhoul Ya lebnan 46 points |
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Iran Laleh Some die young 43 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Lamia Najbolji 40 points |
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Ukraine ONUKA Guma 40 points |
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South Korea Wendy feat. John Legend Written in the stars 38 points |
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Turkey Giggi Ben miydim 31 points |
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Iceland East of My Youth Broken glass 12 points |
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Romania Petra Sunt bine 56 points |
Semi Final Two
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Ecuador Black Sun Resist 108 points |
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United States Jonas Brothers & Marshmello Leave before you love me 103 points |
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Ireland Gavin James Always 90 points |
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North Macedonia Antonia Gigovska Magnet 90 points |
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Denmark Rasmus Seebach Så længe vi danser 89 points |
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Canada The Weeknd Take my breath 78 points |
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Albania Ermal Meta Stelle cadenti 73 points |
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Morocco Bouchra Blanc ou noir 73 points |
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Norway Sigrid Burning bridges 68 points |
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France David Hallyday Éternel 67 points |
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Italy Jack Savoretti The way you said goodbye 60 points |
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Poland Foothills & Badjack feat. Kheela I got me 55 points |
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Lithuania Evgenya Redko & GJan Ne 55 points |
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Portugal Cláudia Pascoal Espalha brasas 51 points |
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Australia RÜFÜS DU SOL Alive 51 points |
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Serbia Zoi Jasno mi je 49 points |
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Israel Shiri Maimon Ba'shana ha'baa 46 points |
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Vanuatu Vanessa Quai True harmony 39 points |
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Russia Philipp Kirkorov & MARUV No more 31 points |
