The 2026 LIA Chinese Creativity Awards hand out seven Gold statues at the Las Vegas judging
As London International Awards (LIA) celebrates its 41st anniversary, the 2026 Chinese Creativity Awards have officially concluded. This year, outstanding works from across the Chinese-speaking world were judged live at the Encore Hotel in Las Vegas, under the principles of fairness, transparency and no pre-judging.
At the conclusion of the three day judging session, this year’s jury had awarded a total of 7 Gold, 12 Silver and 11 Bronze statues. Among them, seven outstanding entries were honored with a prestigious Gold Statue. These winners showcased the best of Chinese-language creativity in storytelling, cultural insight and innovative execution.
The statue winners were lead by Leo Hong Kong who picked up 2 Gold. Single Golds went to Havas Creative China, Whatever Taiwan, Saatchi & Saatchi Taiwan, Havas Taiwan and TOPic Shanghai.
Wins at the Chinese Creativity Awards are counted in the Campaign Brief Asia Creative Rankings.
The Gold winners are listed below:
Cathay 80 Years Together Special: The Journey Home
Agency: Leo Hong Kong
Category: TV & Cinema / Travel & Leisure
Huawei: The Wooden House
Agency: Havas Creative China
Category: Online Film / Tech
Uber Eats: Get Almost Almost Anything, Maybe Even A Win
Agency: Whatever Taipei / Special Group
Category: Creativity in PR / Best Use of Events and Stunts
Cathay Pacific: Back to Kai Tak
Agency: Leo Hong Kong
Category: Creativity in PR / Best Local/Regional/National Market
Doritos Cilantro Swap
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Taiwan
Category: Creative Strategy / Contextual insight
104 Job Bank: Prove Them Wrong, Do Your Best
Agency: Havas Taiwan
Category: Creative Strategy /Brand Entertainment & Content
You-Suan-Ru: Garlic-Flavored Yogurt Drink, Forgarlic About It
Agency: TOPic Shanghai
Category: Online Film / Zeitgeist
The conclusion of the 2026 Chinese Creativity Awards not only marks the successful completion of this year’s program, but also highlights the growing influence of Chinese-language advertising on the global stage.
Chinese Creativity Awards organiser Gordan Tan said: “We sincerely thank all entrants, partners, and industry peers for their support. Join us in celebrating more exceptional Chinese creativity in the years ahead.”
