Unfair? Perhaps not...

In this day and age, material and external beauty affects how people behave, think, and feel. I used to envy those beautiful people (even now, sometimes I do, but much much less), but as I learn to grow up, those things can make ones grow arrogant and feel untouchable. I used to know this very cute guy, very fair and pretty looks, very much like the asian actors or singers, BUT he was so snobbish, if you are ugly, he won't even look at your eyes when you are trying to talk to him. He would look up to the sky, as if you are talking to a wall. Of course, I do realised that not all good looking people behave like this, but don't you just hate it when someone trying to use their good looks for their advantage?

On the other hand, I know many decent looking people (like most common citizens do), who are extremely nice, helpful, and kind. They are the ones who make the world or Melbourne for me, a better place to live in. Beautiful personality last forever, but beautiful face only last for certain period, humans ageing, wrinkles and white hair is unavoidable. So there you go, the world is not really unfair, it is fair for the things that you can't see. You must be thinking what's wrong with me talking like this, there's nothing wrong, it's just something that suddenly come up to my mind, hehe...

Picture credit: Sony Music Japan (sonymusic.co.jp)

Talking about beautiful people, I never realised that Wang Lee Hom is not just good looking, but also talented (heard about this long time ago, but never checked his bio). Anyway here are few things about him: (Source: Wikipedia)

* Leehom, at age 23, was the youngest winner of the GMA's Best Producer and Male Singer award (equivalent to Chinese Grammies)
* He is left handed
* His father is a pediatrician, and his older brother is a doctor now residing in Philadelphia. His younger brother is a student at MIT (smart ass...), and most of his relatives are doctors
* Although Leehom currently writes his own lyrics, he did not learn Chinese until he was 18. He learned French in high school. He learned how to speak Mandarin when he first debuted at 18 (he read PINYIN when he sang). He learned Cantonese when he was 23/24. He learned Japanese when he was 25. I believe he speak chinese fluently now (凄いね!!）
* Leehom has perfect pitch, which means he can identify pitch by ear. He also can play most pieces of music by ear, and hence doesn't usually need sheet music.
* Has a recording studio in USA located in Boston，called "Homeboy Studios."

Now I'm really jealous.. Good looking, smart, and talented... And I believe he is quite down to earth as well. Awww... :P