人紅薪水暴漲

蕭敬騰，（1987年3月30日-），台灣歌手，台北市人，母親是阿美族。唱腔多元，演唱曲風多樣化，外型斯文白淨卻歌聲渾厚，真假音轉換與自彈自唱的功力令人折服。欣賞Bon Jovi, 曹格, 張信哲和張惠妹等歌手。

爆紅經過

2007年5月11日因參加中視之歌唱選秀節目《超級星光大道》而首次登上電視螢幕，其參賽歌曲為曹格的《世界唯一的妳》，因其爆發力十足的唱功和渾厚的嗓音立即受到廣大觀眾的矚目；同年5月18日，更以曹格的《背叛》一曲，擊敗該節目人氣王 楊宗緯，而有史上最強的PK挑戰者，黒蜘蛛軍團團長的封號。

蕭敬騰總共只出現在《超級星光大道》節目三次，而這僅僅三次的曝光率，卻吸引了眾多歌迷為其創立了雅虎奇摩之〈唯i蕭敬騰家族〉，其家族人數在短短的一個多星期,即突破一萬人，這是非常少見的事情，而其在無名小站上成立之部落格的點閱率亦居高不下，在創立之初的半個月內，即有超過四十萬人次的點閱，之後的一個月內，更可以看到為其所創立的後援會紛紛建立。此等現象，乃由一位尚未簽約發片成為出道的藝人身上所產生，故引起了民眾的廣泛討論及臺灣中天電視、TVBS電視、東森電視......等等之各有線、無線電視臺爭相採訪，依各電視台記者表示，只要播報到蕭敬騰的片段，其收視率即會成為同性質、同時段的第一名。台灣信樂團亦曾有意邀他入主，成為該團主唱，但遭婉拒[2]。而他駐唱的餐廳及PUB，在其演唱時段場場爆滿，一位難求。



萧敬腾-霍元甲

Tesco Homeplus

Back in the Malaysia we had a weekly routine of going to the local Tesco for groceries, and when we found out one of our closest supermarkets here was Homeplus Tesco, it looked like little would change. But what actually happened was different; we ended up only going once a month at the most, buying what we needed on a day-to-day basis from local stores and street markets. Korea can be wonderfully convenient in that way. Recently we discovered a smaller sized supermarket nearby call Family-Mart and the last couple of times did our more substatial shopping there.



We headed off to find Tesco Home Plus yesterday in order to scout out some cheap food from what is our regular Malaysia supermarket. This involved my second bus journey since arriving in Korea. I was not entirely surprised when a bus with about twenty five seats filled up with around sixty people, most of whom were reduced to standing two abreast in the isle. Our driver had clearly missed his calling, because his style of driving was the binary full brake/full accelerator combination which I've come to associate with almost all taxi drivers here. At last, we came back from Tesco Home Plus by taxi, but frankly, it's hard to say which was the more frightening exprience.

Happy Feet

In Chinese medicine, good health begins with your feet. In Korea, Western medicine is practiced alongside Chinese methods, so perhaps these slippers discovered in my company should come as no surprise.

Each raised rubberized along the inside corresponds to a particular area of body. The idea is that by walking around with these on side your apartment you are massaging your feet in all the right areas to improve your health. However, while they are very light, they are not very comfortable(I am not healthy?!). Much like acupuncture. I suppose you have to suffer for your health sotimes here.

Korea v2

Today was the laziest day I have had in awhile. I slept till around 9.30am (Normally I wake up at 8am in Malaysia)

Beautiful Korea, Wonderful Immigration!?(Haha!)

Busan is the second largest city of South Korea. It also hosted the Asian Games in 2002. Busan is a city with many hills around. Roads are up and down and smaller than Seoul and Incheon roads. It is said that night life is best in Busan.

Busan

Autumn is announcing its arrival. It's been raining a lot since I reached here on thursday and temperature is running low. Even the rain drops here is different than in Malaysia. It's thin, tiny( I don't know if these are the correct description) and you can barely feel the drops. It's slightly cold for me, but the people, the weather is just nice.

Rice and noodles (along with Kimchee) are a central part of the diet here. But the fact is my quest for some nice food from home is eluding me. It's not to say there are not many fine local dishes-there are-but sometimes you just want a break from the new and opt instead for the comfort and familiarity of the old.

Because dark off-the-bone meat seems to be what Koreans prefer-at least as far as chicken is concerned- it's meant finding the kind of chicken I like has been almost impossible thus far. All the chicken meat is dark, one 'chicken'-topped pizza so much so that I actually doubted it was chicken at all. I could be the first time in known history that a person could look at a piece of unidentified meat and pronounce that in fact, it did not taste like chicken.

Learning English is quite popular in Korea, not least because some proficiency in the language is required to enter University, irrespective of the course of study.
I have been given quite a lot of work now(Start researching new microcontroller family). I have to start working. My Company is facing beach(Ohh no, bikini season was just over.)

For international student here, you must attend the korea language class once perweek.

My First Night in Korea

I know, I said I would blog about all Korea lifestyle.

Yes, I have reached Busan, Korea and arrived in Dongseo University (Very tired) at 8am. After like 5 hours flight from Bangkok to Kimhae International Airport, I was a little tired due to the lack of activity in the plane. What's more, the plane was full of Korea and I was sitting with a Korea guy too. He was snoring !!(Wtf!)

How to describe that feeling? The feeling is a bit weird, knowing that people around you are talking a language you do not know, and everyone thought that you are a Korea too. Even the air stewardess thought I am a Korea and gave me an immigration card written in Hangul.

When I finally put down all my stuff in the dormitory, I set out to meet all Malaysian students. Two of them are graduating soon(我也太惨了吧，第一天就看人家毕业回国了！）.So, they had a photos session for whole morning in campus. I took the opportunity to have a look of the campus.

Friends, I am sooooo tired now. Before I go bed, I will just let the photos do the talking. Only add in some remarks whenever necessary.

P/S: 2000Won means 2USD

My Room:

Room toilet

Busan First Night View

Washing Machine ( 0.2USD satu kali)

A bit messy I know

My desk

Sharing kitchen

My first Korea Food Spaghetti (2000won = 2USD)

Finally, A group photos with all Malaysian.