For the first time on the show... Sunwoo Yong-yeo, who is 81 years old, unveiled the U.S. elite in-laws' mansion in a surprise move around the world to see his grandchildren

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Actress Sunwoo Yong-yeo (81, real name Jung Yong-rye) will unveil her in-laws' house in the U.S. for the first time.

EBS 1TV's "Around the World to See Grandmothers" is a travelogue of grandmothers who boldly boarded a plane to meet their grandchildren living abroad. The first main character position was decorated by Sunwoo Yong-yeo, a national actor loved by all generations. In the first episode, he had a fiery mother-daughter war with Choi Yeon-je (56, real name Kim Yeon-jae), a singer-turned-daughter who was a youth star in the 1990s. Sunwoo Yong-yeo's life in the U.S., from a top star to a real mother and a real grandmother, drew sympathy from many viewers.

In the second episode, Sunwoo Yong-yeo's family heads to a mansion in Escondido outside San Diego in southern California with both hands full. Sunwoo Yong-yeo, daughter Yeon-je, son-in-law Kevin Gordon (56), grandchild Eaton Gordon (10), and dog Max set off as if the whole family were on a trip.

In response, grandmother Donna and grandfather James, the owner of the place, Eton's American grandparents and Sunwoo Yong-yeo's in-laws, welcome these families. Grandpa James, who worked for an international financial firm, and Donna, who worked for a famous hotel in the United States. It raises questions about what the scenery of the mansion, where former elites in the United States live in the countryside and live with various animals and plants, will look like.

Family who went to harvest oranges and avocados for lunch. Son-joo Eaton finds Sunwoo Yong-yeo, who can't walk comfortably due to her poor legs, runs straight to help her grandmother and stands by her side. The family returned home after harvesting oranges and avocados under the leadership of Sunwoo Yong-yeo. Eaton gives his family a laugh by giving a friendly joke to Sunwoo Yong-yeo, who orders orange juice.

The grandchild Eaton, son-in-law Kevin, and father-in-law, who are disarmed when they meet their American grandparents, were able to grow up so happily because of the parenting center of Donna and James. The scene of the Osondoson sandwich party between Korean and American families, which combines the childhood deviant story of son-in-law Kevin, who seems to have grown up properly, the parenting philosophy kept by his in-laws in the U.S., and generations and cultures, can be found in "Around the World to See Your Grandmother." It will be broadcast on EBS 1TV at 9:55 p.m. on the 15th, and will be available for replay on the EBS website.

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