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So Ji-sub, who spent 1 billion won on gold gifts for a 300-person production crew, this time presents 'gold' to a fan in Taiwan

So Ji-sub, who spent 1 billion won on gold gifts for a 300-person production crew, this time presents 'gold' to a fan in Taiwan

Actor So Ji-sub revealed his exceptional love for fans by gifting specially crafted pure gold to a fan in Taiwan. The photo shows actor So Ji-sub. /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@
Actor So Ji-sub revealed his exceptional love for fans by gifting specially crafted pure gold to a fan in Taiwan. The photo shows actor So Ji-sub. /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@

Actor So Ji-sub revealed his exceptional love for fans by gifting specially crafted pure gold to a fan in Taiwan.

According to local media outlets such as TVBS in Taiwan on the 10th, So Ji-sub held an Asian fan meeting titled 'Soulmate The Timeless' at the Taipei International Convention Center in Taiwan on the 7th, where he met with local fans.

On this day, So Ji-sub conducted a quiz event themed around his acting roles and past activities. Fans who answered five or more out of seven questions correctly were given special gifts. The female fan who won in the event went up on stage to receive the gift directly from So Ji-sub.

The gift turned out to be pure gold. So Ji-sub explained, "I usually prepare gifts for the production crew as a token of gratitude after each filming wraps up. Among them, gold received the best response." He added, "This time, I specially prepared it for the fans in Taiwan who have always shown us great love."

The gift was engraved with words of gratitude to local fans, So Ji-sub's English name, and the fan meeting date, November 7, adding a special touch. After handing over the gift, So Ji-sub also showed affectionate gestures, such as suggesting a hug to the fan.

So Ji-sub previously made headlines in July when he spent approximately 1 billion won of his own money to gift pure gold to 300 production crew members and fellow actors upon the conclusion of the drama 'Kim Buchang'.

Born in 1977, So Ji-sub entered the entertainment industry in 1995 and gained popularity through appearances in dramas such as 'Three Men, Three Women', 'Something Happened in Bali', and 'I'm Sorry, I Love You'.

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