So in this blog, I’m going to present to you guys a(n) (un)helpful guide to NCT DREAM.

So,

What is a NCT DREAM you ask.

Well, NCT DREAM is one out of 3 sub-units in NCT. NCT stands for Neo Culture Technology, meaning that NCT is a group with limitless members.

NCT DREAM is the 3rd sub-unit to debut and the concept of the sub-unit is where teenagers unite and mostly all the songs they sang is about teen love and give dreams and hope to the teenagers out there.

NCT DREAM is also capable of member change since the sub-unit is for teenagers only. So when a member is at the age of 19 (korean age), they have to graduate from the sub-unit by the end of the year and no longer can participate in future NCT DREAM promotions and comebacks

So NCT DREAM debuted with a single “CHEWING GUM” at 24th of August 2016 with 7 members: Mark, Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin, Chenle and Jisung.

Then at the 9th of January 2017, NCT DREAM released a mini album “The First- The 1st Single Album” with 4 sub-tracks and a title track “My First and Last” with only 6 members participating who is: Mark, Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Chenle and Jisung.

Months later, another mini album is released with the title “We Young- The 1st Mini Album” with 5 sub-tracks and also obviously title track and that is “We Young” with the same 6 members participated in the last single album.

Jaemin didn’t participate in “My First and Last” and “We Young” era is because he have a serious back pain while preparing for “My First and Last” and rested for a year.

2018 arrived and NCT DREAM released another title track for the “NCT 2018 EMPATHY” album with the song “GO” by the original 7 members: Mark, Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin, Chenle and Jisung since Jaemin is completely healed from his back pain

At 30th of August 2018, they release a mini album “We Go Up - The 2nd Mini Album” withe 5 sub-tracks and a title track “We Go Up” with the 7 members.

And the last comeback for the 7 members in 2018 is a single “Candle Light” at 27th of December 2018.

After introducing the discography of the sub-unit, lets get to know the members a bit.

Mark (Graduated)

Renjun 

Haechan 

Firstly, check your passport validity at least two months before your trip. For any overseas trips, it must be valid for more than 6 months.

Secondly, check whether the country of travel needs visa. Some countries grant visa on arrival which varies on duration of stay. Make sure you get some information on the Malaysian embassy.

Thirdly, check the climate and season of the place you’re travelling to so you know what clothes to bring along. 

Fourthly, you should pre-pack your regular medicines at least a week before hand as it is very important to care for your health. Also take medications for common illness like flu, cough, diarrhoea and other travel related ailments. Visit your doctor for advice and do follow them.

Fifth, tie coloured ribbons on your check in luggage for easy identification when it’s on the conveyor belt at the baggage claim area. Also make sure all your checked-in luggage can be locked. 

Sixth, never put electronic devices such as power bank, mobile chargers, and tablets in your check-in bag. Always put it in your hand carry bag. 

Seventh, be in the airport at least two to three hours before your flight. You can also web check in. Some airports have declared themselves as ‘silent’ airport, which means that there would be no more announcements for boarding. Always check the digital board on flight information.

Eight, you are not allowed to hand carry any liquid more than 100ml. Drinking water bottle is only allowed until the security check. All sharp items like scissors and pen-knife should be in your checked baggage.

Ninth, make sure your mobile communication devices are charged before you travel in case it dries out fast.

Tenth, when you are any airport or immigration check points, do not assist to carry stranger’s bags or even assists to care while they’re gone. You could get caught for carrying banned items with you or even charged for smuggling! 

Have a safe and awesome journey!

The Godzilla franchise is the longest running movie franchises to date, spawning movies, spin offs, video games, novels ,and even comics. The Big G has been stomping around for the past sixty five years and will likely keep going. Godzilla as it stands is one of the most famous movie monsters, even owning a star at the Hollywood walk of fame. But how Godzilla came to be, is as interesting as can be.

Godzilla is called Gojira in Japanese, which is a combination of the two words Gorira, meaning gorilla and Kujira, meaning whale. The whale part representing Godzilla’s aquatic lifestyle while the gorilla part represents his sheer strength. Godzilla has also fought characters from other franchises in crossover media, such as the RKO Pictures/Universal Studios movie monster King Kong and Marvel Comics characters from S.H.I.E.L.D., the Fantastic Four and the Avengers. As well as a cameo in the 2007 drama film Always Sunset on 3rd street 2.

With the events of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasakand the Lucky Dragon 5 incident, Godzilla was created as a metaphor and as a reminder for nuclear weapons. Godzilla’s skin was made to look like those of the nuke survivors and could harness a breath of nuclear energy dubbed the atomic breath. Godzilla also emits radiation as he passes through.

The Godzilla films had three main eras in which Godzilla movies were made, the Showa Era, the Hesei era, and the millennium era. The Showa era started off dark and gritty, but got eventually geared towards children which slowly caused Toho, the company that made these movies, to go broke. It was all meant to end with Godzilla, Destroy All Monsters. But due to the amount of money the film made. Toho rebooted the series with the Hesei Era.

The Heisei Era went back to its true origins, starting being more darker but a little brighter for children. The Heisei era meant to end the franchise Once and for all. But due to the TriStar remake of the Godzilla film in 1998. Toho started the Godzilla franchise to earn back reputation for Godzilla’s name and thus spawning the millennium series which ended with Godzilla Final Wars in 2004.

In 2014, America gained the right to make their own Godzilla movies again and made Godzilla in 2014. Which will be followed by Godzilla King of the Monsters later this year and eventually, Godzilla versus Kong in 2020. However, when the license agreement between Toho and Legendary Pictures ends, Toho will reboot the Godzilla series again in 2021, which leaves room for more to come for Godzilla, King of All Monsters.

                                             Melaka’s Famous River Cruise

The cruise is affordable and allows people on board to view the multiple art pieces on the walls of the city without having to walk. 
It has plenty of seats per boat and there are safety precautions that must be followed. In an emergency,passengers wear a life jacket and jump off the boat. The boat has a guide which will tell you about the historic artefacts that line the sides of the river.
 ENCORE MELAKA

  This is a new attraction and is a must for all who are looking for a good theatre play and the history of Melaka. This theatre presents us the history of Melaka in an artistic and beautiful play. Combined with 3D effects,music,dancing and a good storyline, the actors bring the history of Melaka back to us at the present.

One of the coolest things about this play is that the stage the audience sits on will rotate 360° around to give a full view of the play.

                                                            

    

                                                        Jonker Street

This street is filled with many wonders of the past and present. Toys,gifts,stationeries,perfumes and of course......ⓕⓄⓄⒹ!!!

 Some of the best food can be found in 13 states coffee.
The restaurant gives a type of coffee for each state and presents us with the traditional food of Melaka: Baba Nyona food.