Former South Korean soccer coach Guus Hiddink arrived in Seoul Wednesday to begin a five-day visit, during which he will watch an inter-Korean match this weekend and sign a contract as technical advisor to the Korean team. Carrying his recently released autobiography "My Way," Hiddink waved to the crowd and joked with members of the press, who were shoving and pushing for space, that "nothing had changed." Hiddink became a national hero after leading the South Korean national team, which had never won a game in the World Cup finals, to an unprecedented semi-finals place.