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‘Salimnam’ Park Seo-jin boasted about a life where he spends 30 million won on his hobby.
On the 8th, on KBS 2TV’s ‘Salimnam’, Park Seo-jin revealed that he is deeply immersed in painting folk art. “A work I entered in a competition was selected as a special prize. My next goal is an exhibition. My current goal is to paint nine pieces,” he said. In fact, he is so absorbed in painting folk art that he spends 20 to 30 million won.
Park Seo-jin stated, “One sheet of paper costs 60,000 won. It’s paper like artifacts made in 1970. Two bundles together cost 500,000 won. Just the paper costs 1 million won. Old hanji is even more expensive,” and announced that the cost for his folk art room alone exceeds 60 thousand won.
In response, his younger sister Park Hyo-jeong pointed out her brother’s spending habits, saying, “I fully understand that my older brother has affection for folk art, but I can’t understand why he overspends. Why does he buy equipment as soon as he gets interested? Exercise machines, sauna equipment, even ‘Stairway to Heaven.’ Does he order soGalbi through delivery apps?”
Ultimately, the two of them conducted their own version of “Happiness for 10,000 Won,” living on 16,500 won per day.
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