Actor No Joo-hyun revealed his current life living in the countryside on an 800-pyeong scale.
On the 12th, No Joo-hyun appeared as a guest on Channel A's current affairs and culture program 'Table for Four,' where actors Lee Young-ha, Choi Jung-yoon, and Noh Hyung-wook appeared as his close friends.
That day, No Joo-hyun invited his close friends to his cafe and restaurant located in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province. He revealed that he is living a countryside life on about 800 pyeong, saying, "I used to live in a villa, and it's been 14 years since I started running the cafe."
In particular, the cafe displayed photos of No Joo-hyun from his younger days. He recalled, "At that time, we lived worse than North Korea. Our national income was at rock bottom. We debuted in the 1960s, and the broadcasting stations reused filming tapes to save costs," he reminisced.
No Joo-hyun also attracted attention by saying, "The drama 'Descendants of the Sun' was filmed at my house," adding, "They asked to use it, so I said yes." In response, Lee Young-ha said, "Honestly, I’m so envious of this space."
Meanwhile, No Joo-hyun, who has been married for 48 years, also expressed his unwavering love for his wife. He confessed, "Living as a couple for a lifetime is not easy. You have to make an effort. As I get older, I do pay attention to my wife's feelings." He continued, "Once, I felt sorry that she had a hard time being with me, so I gifted the restaurant to my wife."
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