Miss Chinese International Pageant 2010

The 22nd Miss Chinese International Pageant, Miss Chinese International Pageant 2010 was held on November 5, 2010. Tianjin, China would host the pageant for the first time. TVB would broadcast the pageant one day later, delayed, for the first time ever. Miss Chinese International 2009 Christine Kuo of Toronto, Ontario, Canada crowned her successor, Eliza Sam of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada at the end of the three-hour pageant, marking Vancouver's fifth win.[1]

Miss Chinese International Pageant 2010
DateNovember 5, 2010
PresentersCarol Cheng, Derek Li, Jin Liu
EntertainmentRaymond Lam, Leo Ku, Eliza Chan, Liu Xuan
VenueTianjin Goldin Metropolitan Hotel, Tianjin, China
BroadcasterTVB
Entrants24
Placements12
WinnerEliza Sam 岑麗香
Vancouver,  Canada
CongenialityLu Bai 白鷺
Foshan,  China

Pageant information

The slogan to this year's pageant is "Chinese Beautiful Posture, Beautiful Shadows of Red Dust" 「中華美態 紅塵儷影」. This year marks the first time the pageant is held in the fall since 1989. The Masters of Ceremonies are Carol Cheng and Derek Li from Hong Kong, as well as Jin Liu from Tianjin. Special performers include Raymond Lam and Leo Ku.

Results

Kuala Lumpur representative, Belle Theng made it to the top 3 and finished as 1st runner up. She is the first contestant from her region to advance to semi-finals, since 2006 when Annabelle Kong was the 2nd runner up and won the Miss Friendship Award.[2]

Placement Contestant City Represented Country Represented
Miss Chinese International 2010 Eliza Sam 岑麗香Vancouver Canada
1st Runner-Up Belle Theng 陳美妤Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
2nd Runner-Up Candy Chang 張慧雯Toronto Canada
Top 6 Finalists Athena Zhang 張滿
Lu Bai 白鷺
Toby Chan 陳庭欣
Auckland
Foshan
Hong Kong
 New Zealand
 China
 Hong Kong
Top 12 Semi-Finalists Simwayn Tran 陳心慰
May Yan Wong 王美艷
Maisie Tran 陳美詩
Cynthia Zhang 張聖女
Melanie Lu 陸曼
Cindy Liu 劉捷
Amsterdam
Melbourne
Montréal
New York City
Sydney
Henan
 The Netherlands
 Australia
 Canada
 USA
 Australia
 China

Special awards

  • Miss Friendship: Lu Bai 白鷺 (Foshan)
  • Miss Home Beauty: Belle Theng 陳美妤 (Kuala Lumpur)

Contestant list

No.Contestant NameRepresented CityRepresented CountryAgeChinese Origin
1Athena ZHANG 張滿Auckland New Zealand23Harbin
2Simwayn TRAN 陳心慰Amsterdam The Netherlands20Chaozhou
3Mintra SOJIPHAN 丁文冰Bangkok Thailand23Wenchang
4Jessica LIN 林晨諭Chicago USA21Taiwan
5Lu BAI 白鷺Foshan China22Shandong
6Toby CHAN 陳庭欣Hong Kong Hong Kong23Shunde
7Belle THENG 陳美妤Kuala Lumpur Malaysia24Fujian
8Laura LI 李若瀅Macau Macao22Guangdong
9Samantha DY 李璇璇Manila Philippines21Fujian
10May Yan WONG 王美艷Melbourne Australia22Hainan
11Maisie TRAN 陳美詩Montréal Canada21Fujian
12Cynthia ZHANG 張聖女New York City USA20Jilin
13Amy CHU 周玉霞San Francisco USA25Guangxi
14Cynthia VUONG 王佩芷Seattle USA23Foshan
15Adeline YAP 葉佳慧Singapore Singapore25Fujian
16Melanie LU 陸曼Sydney Australia23Beijing
17Connie CHUNG 鍾梓尤Tahiti French Polynesia21Guangdong
18Candy CHANG 張慧雯Toronto Canada20Beijing
19Eliza SAM 岑麗香Vancouver Canada25Guangzhou
20Candy FANG 方蘭Hebei China21Chaoshan
21Man Zi LI 李曼姿Guangzhou China18Shenyang
22Cindy LIU 劉捷Henan China25Henan
23Jasmine LIU 劉雅婷Jiangxi China22Shandong
24Yoyo YANG 楊逸歐Guangdong China23Gansu

Contestants that received media attention

  • Vancouver Eliza Sam was the hot favorite for being the cutest girl out of the contestants. She won the pageant due to the four votes from Joe Ma Tak Chung, Sonija Kwok Sin Lei, Kate Tsui Chi San and Lau Yang.[3]
  • Sydney contestant Melanie Lu was 1 of only 2 girls with perfect proportions of 36"-24½"-36½",the other was Toronto contestant Candy Chang 35"-23"-35" and was publicly lauded by the Hong Kong media for her voluptuous figure and breasts.[4]
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