Eurovision song contest

The Eurovision Song Contest is the world's most prestigious large-scale singing competition, which began in 1956 and is organized by the European Broadcasting Union. The rules of the contest are that each country and region sends a singer or an orchestra to sing a song of their choice, and then the audience participates in the voting by phone, text message or the Internet, etc., and then indirectly selects the winner by counting the number of votes, and the country represented by the winner automatically becomes the host of the final in the following year. Famous stars such as ABBA (1974) and Celine Dion (1988) were born at the Eurovision Song Contest.