List of S.H.E awards

Golden Melody Awards

The Golden Melody Awards (GMA) are awarded annually by the Government Information Office (GIO) of the Republic of China. S.H.E has won one GMA out of six nominations. Nominees for the Best Group awards are named based on the best album they released that year, as determined by the GIO. In 2007, S.H.E was listed as one of the Most Popular Female Artists in Taiwan, but lost the award to Jolin Tsai.

Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards

The Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards are given annually by the Hong Kong radio station Metro Showbiz. S.H.E has won 19 Metro Radio awards. In 2007, Hebe earned a nomination for Best Female Artist, and won an additional award for her duet with boy band Fahrenheit. In 2008, S.H.E shared a Best Duet Song award with Fahrenheit for the song "New Home", the opening theme for "Romantic Princess".

ingapore Hit Awards

The Singapore Hit Awards are given annually by the radio station Y.E.S. 933 FM. S.H.E, who won 13 of these awards, has been honoured every year except 2005 and 2006. Performers earn nominations (except for songs) based on the album(s) they released that particular year. Between the 2003 and 2004 Singapore Hit Awards, S.H.E released two albums, which is why both were included in the trio's 2004 Best Group nomination. From 2003 to 2004, six songs—"He Still Doesn't Understand", "Super Star", "Persian Cat", "Faraway", "The Flowers Have Blossomed", and "When the Angels Sing"—stayed on the YES 933 FM charts for a combined 76 weeks;ref label|A|a|none this achievement earned the group a Best Chart Performance award at the 2004 Singapore Hit Awards. In 2007, S.H.E and Stefanie Sun were both honoured with the Asia Media Award.

Canada's Best Chinese Hits Chart

Canada's Best Chinese Hits Chart is a set of awards handed out annually by Fairchild Radio. The awards honour work produced in the previous year. S.H.E has won five of these awards. In 2008, Selina won an additional award for her duet with Lee-Hom Wang.

Individual and shared honours

As individuals or featured artists

elina

Selina has won three awards, all of which have come from duets with other artists. In 2006, "Solo Madrigal" (獨唱情歌), her duet with Tank, was named Best Duet Song at the 6th Global Chinese Music Awards. Two years later, she earned two awards for her duet with Lee-Hom Wang.

hared

S.H.E has earned four awards out of five nominations in collaboration with various artists; three of these awards have come from soundtracks produced by HIM International Music. S.H.E's duets with Fahrenheit have earned one award from two nominations. "New Home" was the Best Duet Song at the 2008 Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards; "Thanks for Your Gentleness" earned a nomination for Best Duet Song at the 7th Global Chinese Music Awards.

Other awards

S.H.E has been honoured as the year's best pop group seven additional times. Among these, two awards have recognized them as the best group in Hong Kong and Taiwan. In 2006, the trio collected an additional bronze award in the Best Group category. S.H.E's songs have received five additional honours. "Persian Cat" and "Don't Wanna Grow Up" were among the top 10 songs of the year in 2004 and 2007, respectively. In 2008, "Chinese Language" received an award for Best Music Video, and was Sina Hong Kong's Mandarin song of the year.

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Footnotes

*The years in the table indicate the year in which the awards show took place. If the 2004 edition of an awards show takes place in 2005, the table will indicate the latter year.
*In the infobox, award names are shown in dark blue if they have been organized more than twice by either a government body or an Asia-based media company. All other awards are shown in light blue.

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note label|A|a|none "He Still Doesn't Understand" charted for 17 weeks from March 7, 2004 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2004/10.html|title=Week 10, 2004 (starting 2003-3-7)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to June 27, 2004. [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2004/26.html|title=Week 26, 2004 (starting 2004-6-27)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] "Persian Cat" charted for 14 weeks from February 8, 2004 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2004/6.html|title=Week 6, 2004 (starting 2004-2-28)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to May 9, 2004. [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2004/19.html|title=Week 14, 2004 (starting 2004-5-9)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] "Super Star" charted for 14 weeks from August 31, 2003 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/35.html|title=Week 35, 2003 (starting 2003-8-31)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to November 30, 2003. "Faraway" charted for 10 weeks from September 28, 2003 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/39.html|title=Week 39, 2003 (starting 2003-9-28)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to November 30, 2003.cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/48.html|title=Week 48, 2003 (starting 2003-11-30)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] "The Flowers have Blossomed" charted for 10 weeks from July 13, 2003 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/28.html|title=Week 28, 2003 (starting 2003-7-13)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to September 14, 2003. [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/37.html|title=Week 37, 2003 (starting 2003-9-14)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] "When the Angels Sing" charted for 11 weeks from May 18, 2003 [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/20.html|title=Week 20, 2003 (starting 2003-5-18)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese] to July 27, 2003. [cite web |url=http://www.inkui.com/a5/9/2003/30.html|title=Week 30, 2003 (starting 2003-7-27)|accessdate=2008-07-28|publisher=Inkui|date= |language=Chinese]

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