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2005 Super Voice Girl raked in 100 million yuan (Xinhua) Updated: 2006-04-03 09:03 China's Super Girls who gained overnight
nationwide fame earned their "mother," Hunan Satellite TV, more than 100 million
yuan (US$12.5 million) in 2005.
![The top three super girls (L to R), Li Yuchun, Zhang Liangying and Zhou Bichang, stand after a night competition on August 19, 2005. [sina.com]](xin_39080226090732811091.jpg) The top three super girls (L to
R), Li Yuchun, Zhang Liangying and Zhou Bichang, stand after a night
competition on August 19, 2005.
[sina.com] | Ouyang Changlin, general manager
of Hunan Radio, Film and TV Group as well as the head of Hunan Satellite TV,
said yesterday at the launch of a new round of the American Idol-type singing
contest that the earnings mainly came from commercials and some Super Girl
spin-offs.
No one under 18 will be allowed to compete this year.
 Mugs with photoes
of the "Super Girls" decorated are put onto the shelves in a Hangzhou
boutique on August 31, 2005. The popular mug sells for 30 yuan each, said
the shop owner, and they are well received among customers.
[newsphoto] | Super Girls has become a new
cultural franchise industry. Super Girl-related short messages and mobile phones
ring tones had brought big profits to telecom corporations while music Websites
also got a share, he said.
Super Girl Dolls and other spinoffs are in the works.
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