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Vivian
Hsu's Latest Japanese CD: Huhai
no Koibito
Few
artists have a foothold in as many markets as Vivian Hsu
does. Being extremely successful in Japan, she has also
managed to succeed in Taiwan, Korea and Hong Kong. Another
solo album, this album contains four songs recorded in Japan
and three never released songs.
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***Sega's
"Pooch" and Vivian Hsu star in movie***
The popular Robot Pets, which do cute movements and don't require
care like real pets, are now going to star in a movie. The title
of the movie is "'That which can't become free'" The story of
me and Pooch." The cast is Sega Toys big robot "Pooch" along with
Vivain Hsu, who co-stars. The movie was shown at a movie festival
in October, and will be released in rental shops at the end of
November.
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Chinese
name: 
English name: Vivian
Hsu
Date of birth: March
19, 1975
Height: 5'
3" / 161cm
Weight: 99lbs
/ 45 kg.
Blood Type: A
Measurements: 33":22.5":33"
/ 85cm:58cm:85cm
Body mass: 17.36
Favorite car: BMW
Vivian Hsu
is a Taiwanese-born singer, actress, and model. She made her music
debut in 1991 at the age of 16 as a member of a female trio named
ShaoNuDui (Literally, Girl's Group). This group,
however, never achieved popularity and Vivian temporarily parted
from singing to explore the opportunities available to her in
modeling and acting. After going to Japan and achieving some popularity,
she once again entered the music industry starting in 1996 by
releasing a few singles and then her first solo album, all in
Japanese. It's remarkable enough that she became famous in a culture
and language different from her own. Learning one foreign language
must not have satisfied her enough, as she went through a speed
course on "how to speak Korean in one week" and released
a Korean music album in the latter part of 1996. Due to rising
stardom in Japan as well as a multi-million dollar contract from
her planning agency, Vivian left her activities in Korea relatively
unpromoted and focused back to her activities in Japan. Halfway
through 1997, she joined two comedian program hosts to form a
music group called the Black Biscuits. Black Biscuits
was formed as a rival group to another popular Japanese music
group named Pocket Biscuits. As silly as that seems to
me, their songs are upbeat and pretty catchy. Now, she has returned
to the Chinese music scene once again, releasing her debut solo
Chinese album in Taiwan recently.
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