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Sweet beauty becomes train conductor for a day   Sunshine Tingting helps with ticket punching

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — The popular train conductor election for Nantou Train Festival has concluded. Sunshine Tingting from the Brother Elephants cheerleading squad "Elephant Young Girls," who has gained attention recently with the baseball craze, narrowly beat last year’s fan favorite, Jacqueline "Jelly" (Tiger Teeth). The title of most popular child icon went to Honey Bee from the children’s TV channel. Honey Bee and Sunshine Tingting will serve as conductors for the afternoon steam train services on July 28 and August 4, respectively, helping passengers with their tickets.

Reported by You T-Ru / Taipei




▲Popular conductor candidates (from left): Tiger Teeth, Tingting, BeBe. (Photo / Provided by Nantou County Government Tourism Department)

The Nantou Train Festival Qiji Line has officially launched, and as part of the event, those staying overnight in Nantou can ride the steam train for free.Thepopular conductor election,

now in its second year, invited internet-famous idols and children’s TV hosts as candidates, allowing the public to vote for their favorite star to ride the steam train with.




For the sweet beauty category, candidates included the comedic mixed-race beauty BeBe, known as the nation’s laugh queen, and reigning exhibition queen Jacqueline "Jelly" (Tiger Teeth); for the popular child icon category, there were Banana Brother and Moon Sister, icons among kids. After over 5,000 netizens cast their votes, Sunshine Tingting and Honey Bee each received nearly 2,000 votes, making them the most popular conductors. Notably, Sunshine Tingting’s vote count was very close to that of last year’s sweet beauty winner, Jacqueline "Jelly" (Tiger Teeth), winning by just over 50 votes.

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