Looking back at the married life of the tycoon family, many people are surprised, even difficult to understand. It was thought that they had a rich and happy life, but in the end, behind that pink color is what only insiders know.

In 2018, Noh Hyun Jung once revealed her life as a bride in the family of Hyundai Group. She used to be a famous MC, praised both for her beauty and talent. Her family herself belongs to the wealthy and famous class. In 2006, she got on a flower car and became the bride of Hyundai Group. In 2007, she gave birth to her first child and enjoyed a happy and prosperous life in the US. In 2009, the couple continued to have a second son and were admired by many people.

However, life is not completely rosy, everything is exposed when the beauty reveals on Chosun TV about her marriage. She revealed that after getting married, she had to give up her career and settle down as a family woman. Instead of going out, she had to be a housewife, taking on the kitchen work. During 10 years of marriage, she hardly appeared in front of the media. In addition, every day, she had to get up very early to prepare for work, and every expenditure had to be recorded and reported, making public opinion stunned.

The beautiful national MC of Korea gave up her career to become a rich man’s bride

But the impossibility of the tycoon family did not stop there. After Noh Hyun Jung’s sharing and principles were spread throughout Korean social networks, in Channel A’s Heard It Through the Rumors program, many more stories about the family’s rigorous bride training process. Hyundai has been revealed by many reporters and experts.

Noh Hyun Jung is currently taking pictures with her husband and mother-in-law

In Korea, the Chung family – owners of the powerful Hyundai empire is famous for being patriarchal and attaches great importance to rituals and traditions. Noh Hyun Jung’s mother-in-law – Lady Lee Haeng Ja is a character who has been evaluated as a “standard honorable daughter-in-law” all her life.

Ms. Lee Haeng Ja is the wife of the late Chairman of Hyundai Aluminum Industry, daughter-in-law of the founder of the Hyundai empire

Lady Lee Haeng Ja comes from a prestigious family and once participated in the Miss Korea contest. She married the fourth son of the founder of Hyundai – Mr. Chung Mong Woo – former Chairman of Hyundai Aluminum Industry through matchmaking, but their marriage was very peaceful and happy. She is the one who took care of the family and raised 3 sons alone for more than 2 decades after her husband died early at the age of 46. When the children got married, it was not surprising that Lee Haeng Ja continued. tradition and become the “notorious” mother-in-law in the house.

Noble portrait of a powerful mother-in-law

Not only with Noh Hyun Jung but also with two other daughters-in-law, if you want to step into the family, you must receive the approval of Lee Haeng Ja. According to Korean media, before deciding to get married, they all had to go through a long interview with their future mother-in-law. At first, Mrs. Lee Haeng Ja did not like the bride Noh Hyun Jung too much because she was a celebrity and once said, “We should not have a daughter-in-law who often appears on TV in our family”. However, after meeting, she changed her mind because the female MC is a very smart and polite person.

Mrs. Lee Haeng Ja with her 3 daughters-in-law

Each daughter-in-law after becoming a member of a chaebol family will have to spend 2 to 5 years learning the family rules. Whether living with their mother-in-law or living separately, they will also have their own cooking instructors and housewives until they become proficient.

But the scariest thing is every April, on the occasion of Qingming Festival in Korea. Because they attach great importance to tradition and worship, the daughter-in-law is obliged to get up at 4 a.m. every day to prepare to make a full sacrifice, a feast, a tray of several dozen dishes of rice each. For nearly a month, they were almost all “sitting” in the kitchen. Of course, a rich family like the Chung family does not lack money to hire people to work, but the fact that women go to the kitchen by themselves shows their sincerity and respect for their rituals.