Taipei:Television drama series were in the limelight during the second night of the Golden Bell Awards, Taiwan's equivalent to the Emmys, held at the Taipei Music Center on Monday. The ceremony, celebrating its 61st edition, was initially postponed from Saturday due to Typhoon Champi that impacted Taiwan over the weekend.

According to Focus Taiwan, the awards for television programs, also delayed by the typhoon, took place on Sunday night. Monday's event was hosted by Taiwanese actress Annie Chen and featured a lineup of renowned presenters.

The awards saw "No One Home" receive multiple accolades, including Best Newcomer in a Miniseries or Television Film for Bush Long, Best Writing for a Television Series for Chang Yu-wei, Yen Hu, and Wang Pei-rong, and Best Television Film. "Forget You Not" also stood out, winning Best Lighting, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Art and Design, and Best Costume Design for a Drama Series, along with Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film for Chin Han.

"Agent from Above" garnered recognition for Best Visual Effects and Best Sound Design for a Drama Series, as well as the Creative Award for a Television Show. "The World Between Us After the Flames" won Best Writing, Best Directing, and Best Television Series, with Yang Kuei-mei and Kaiser Chuang winning Best Leading Actress and Actor in a Television Series, respectively.

Other notable winners included Tsai Qiao-fei for Best Newcomer in a Television Series and Rima Zeidan for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film for "Islanders," which also won Best Miniseries. The Special Contribution Award was presented to art and set designer Wu Chin-cheng.