Tickets for a concert by several of the top vote earners in the smash hit TV talent contest "Super Girl" have been moving quickly since they went on sale on Monday night.

More than 50 percent of the 40,000 tickets for the October 6 show have been sold, including all 6,000 VIP tickets. The show will be held at Shanghai Stadium. 　　

An youqi, the champion of last year's"Super Girl" and 12 contestants from this year's show might perform at the concert- but local residents will get a chance to decide who sings and who doesn't. 　　

"We will let local fans vote to decide who will sing," said Xie Yiheng of Kaisi Cultural Company, which is organizing the event. Similar to the voting formula used to pick the winner of "Super Girl," residents can vote on who will sing from a list of contestants by sending a cell phone test message to organizers. 　　

This year's champion Li Yuchun, a 21-year-old pop singing major at the Sichuan Conservatory of Music, won the top prize by drawing 3.5 million cell phone message votes during the finals on August 26. 　　

"Super Girl" was the country's most popular TV program this summer. Independent research suggests 10 percent of Chinese households watched all or some of the competition- a massive figure considering the country's population of 1.3 billion. VIP tickets to the upcoming concert sold for 280 yuan(US$35) to 580 yuan, while ordinary tickets are selling for 50 yuan, 100 yuan and 150 yuan.

(CRI)

smash hit: an unsually successful hit with widespread popularity and huge sales (especially a movie or play or recording or novel)（非常流行的東西）