The 45th Golden Horse Awards (2008): Zhang Hanyu's "Assembly" The 46th Golden Horse Awards (2009): Zhang Jiahui's "Witness"; Huang Bo's "Bullfighting" The 47th Golden Horse Awards (2010)

: Ethan Ruan's "Monga" won the 48th Golden Horse Awards (2011): Andy Lau "Sister Peach" won the 49th Golden Horse Awards (2012): Liu Qingyun's "The King" won the 50th Golden Horse Awards (2013)

):Extended information on Lee Kang-sheng's "Outing" The Golden Horse Awards accept applications from Chinese and Chinese films from all over the world, and 23 awards are awarded in each session.

A jury composed of professionals voted to select the winner after watching all the videos and discussing them.

In addition to the official awards, there are also two extra awards for the best film voted by the audience and the International Film Critics FIPRESCI Award.

The Lifetime Achievement Award or Special Contribution Award is recommended by each film industry (guild) and voted by the executive committee.

The Golden Horse Awards are held once a year, and the awards ceremony is usually held in Taiwan, China from November to December every year.