Go Du-shim recalls Jeju 300-pyeong home: "Received love letter, got beaten by older brother" [Left Behind] [★Night TView]

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Actress Go Du-shim shared an anecdote from her childhood.

The tvN STORY variety program 'What to Do with Leftovers,' which aired on the 29th, was specially produced for its first anniversary with a Jeju Island theme. Go Du-shim, a native of Jeju, appeared as a guest and shared various stories.

On that day, Go Du-shim recalled the 300th-pyeong-sized home she lived in during her childhood in Jeju.

She began by saying, "Our house was about 300 pyeong in size. My father went to Yap Island via Saipan after earning money in his 20s in Japan."

She continued, "He transported specialty products from Yap Island to Japan and bought daily necessities in Japan, then opened a store like a mart and ran it for 20 years. Then, World War II broke out."

Go Du-shim said, "My mother said, 'Even if I die, I must die in my hometown; I cannot die here.' She brought money wrapped in palm leaves and used it to buy a lot of farmland. At that time, you could buy everything with Cheolseong-ro. The house had persimmon trees and tangerine trees."

When Lee Young-ja said, "You must have been known as pretty in Jeju Island," Go Du-shim revealed, "I performed classical dance from the first year of middle school through the third year of high school. I was the representative of Jeju Island."

When asked, "Did you receive any love letters?" she replied, "I did, but my older brother beat me severely."

Go Du-shim recalled, "My older brother suddenly started checking schoolbags, and I was caught immediately. He said, 'How did you behave to receive something like this?'"

When Lee Young-ja asked, "So where did he hit you?" Go Du-shim said, "He untied his belt, wrapped it around his hand, and struck the back of my hand. It bled," surprising everyone.

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