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Lee Da-hae: "5 billion won Shanghai home, 6 million won monthly rent"... Clarifies rumors of 20 billion won sales [Leftovers] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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Actor Lee Da-hae mentioned the high housing prices in Shanghai, China.

In the the 14th broadcast of tvN STORY 'What to Do with Leftovers', Lee Da-hae was shown discussing her life and activities in China.

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On this day, Lee Da-hae said about real estate prices in China, "There are some differences, especially Shanghai is quite expensive." When Lee Young-ja asked, "Did you buy a house?" Lee Da-hae replied, "I haven't been able to yet."

Lee Da-hae explained, "In our country, there's the four major insurances. There, it's called social insurance. For foreigners or Chinese people from other cities who want to buy a home in Shanghai, they must meet the condition of having paid taxes for a certain period and living as residents in Shanghai." She added, "I might be able to do that around next year."

Currently renting, Lee Da-hae expressed surprise at the high housing costs in Shanghai. She said, "The house price is around 5 billion won. The monthly rent is about 6 million won," and admitted, "It's a bit daunting."

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/Photo= tvN STORY 'What to Do with Leftovers'

Lee Young-ja then brought up the topic of Lee Da-hae having reportedly generated 20 billion won in sales in China. In response, Lee Da-hae clarified, "That 20 billion won was not actually something I did."

She mentioned a famous Chinese influencer named 'Dandan', explaining, "This friend wanted to invite me as a guest, but my schedule didn't match at the time." She further revealed that Dandan even sent a private jet to bring her along, which left everyone surprised.

Lee Da-hae recalled, "They brought me from China to Korea. I was riding on a plane for the first time," and laughed, saying, "I was so excited it seemed quite unsophisticated."

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