'Neighbor Millionaire' reveals the secret of kimchi master Park Mi-hee's "golden hands": a secret disciple and the eldest daughter who is a former big-company vice president make surprise appearances, uncovering the hidden story of the "kimchi house".
Today (29th) at 9:55 p.m., EBS's Seo Jang-hoon's Neighbor Millionaire (hereafter "Neighbor Millionaire") will unfold the movie-like life journey of Park Mi-hee, the "queen of kimchi," who dominates Korea with her single touch and has annual sales of 47.8 billion won. Park Mi-hee is also the owner of the "kimjang pension," whose sales explode every year as kimjang season approaches. She recorded about 7 billion won in sales in October alone and about 5 billion won in November, cementing her position as a leading figure in Korea's kimchi industry.
This week on Neighbor Millionaire, Seo Jang-hoon and Jang Ye-won visit Park Mi-hee's kimchi company, which has a factory area of about 5,000 pyeong and as many as 20 large warehouses. Seeing piles of napa cabbage stacked like a mountain in the oversized warehouse, Seo Jang-hoon could not hide his astonishment, saying "this is not a cabbage warehouse but a money warehouse." Shortly after, the two meet Park Mi-hee's top disciple who inherited the master's touch and is the "power behind the seasoning line." The disciple, who Park Mi-hee says "no one can touch," is revealed to have perfectly absorbed the master's 130 secret seasoning recipes, raising curiosity.
His astonishing identity will be revealed through the Neighbor Millionaire broadcast. Next, in Park Mi-hee's office, gold ingots from her cherished safe are revealed, capturing attention. Even Seo Jang-hoon widens his eyes at the scene where golden turtles and golden toads worth tens of millions of won are displayed.
Meanwhile, in this episode, Park Mi-hee's eldest daughter, who serves as vice president at her kimchi company, makes a surprise appearance. A talented career woman who was formerly a copywriter at a large corporation, she joined her mother's company five years ago and now is responsible for its practical operations as vice president. In this broadcast she for the first time opens up about the "parachute vice president" rumors, saying, "Sometimes it's embarrassing."
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