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Kim Gura: "400,000 pyeong of ancestral land... Not many descendants left, so there is hope"

Kim Gura: "400,000 pyeong of ancestral land... Not many descendants left, so there is hope"

Broadcaster Kim Gura (55) revealed that he owns 400,000 pyeong of ancestral land in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province./Photo=YouTube channel 'Gri-Gura'
Broadcaster Kim Gura (55) revealed that he owns 400,000 pyeong of ancestral land in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province./Photo=YouTube channel 'Gri-Gura'

Broadcaster Kim Gura (55) revealed that he owns 400,000 pyeong of ancestral land in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province.

On the 14th, a video was released on the YouTube channel 'Gri-Gura' showing Kim Gura listening to and counseling subscribers' stories.

In the video, Kim Gura introduced a subscriber's story about contemplating inheritance of a building in the countryside among siblings, advising them not to "get ahead of themselves" and not to sell the building immediately.

He then shared his own experience.

Kim Gura said, "When I had no work before, I used to think, 'Will our ancestral land ever be sold?' But it wasn't easy," he stated.

When asked about the location of the ancestral land, he replied, "It's in Pocheon. It's about 400,000 pyeong." He added, "We don't have many descendants left, which isn't bad. There is hope."

His mother also wished for the land to be sold before Kim Gura became famous. Kim Gura recalled, "Before I became popular, my mother would say, 'The land should sell a bit,'" and then added, "But now she doesn't make such remarks."

He also said, "Selling ancestral land is not easy. Even if it sells, the money doesn't come in immediately."

When real estate experts suggested visiting the Pocheon land in person, Kim Gura responded, "Let's make it into content."

"This article was translated using AI and may differ slightly from the original."