S.H.E

Taiwanese Mandopop trio S.H.E. has solidified their status as a definitive girl group since their 2001 debut with Girl’s Dorm. They have achieved remarkable success, including 10 consecutive Top 10 albums, over 12 million records sold, and a No. 3 ranking for their cover of Destiny’s Child’s “Brown Eyes” on Hit FM Taiwan’s Top 100 Singles of the Year list. Additionally, the trio garnered accolades for their TV series The Rose, winning Most Popular Drama of the Year at the prestigious Golden Bell Awards. S.H.E.’s music, such as the 2005 hit “Don’t Wanna Grow Up” adapted from Mozart’s Symphony No. 40, has had a lasting impact on the Taiwanese music scene, with new groups often being dubbed “the next S.H.E.” In a notable comeback, S.H.E. marked their 15th anniversary by releasing the 2016 EP Irreplaceable after a hiatus, which became Taiwan’s fourth best-selling album of the year. The trio's enduring popularity and influence continue to shape the Mandopop landscape, with their legacy reflected in both their chart-topping success and cultural impact within Taiwan and beyond.