Recently, a video was released showing singer and broadcaster Lee Ji-hye checking the value of the gold she owned amid the recent rise in gold prices. Lee Ji-hye brought gold, including her children's first birthday rings, to a store in Jongno for appraisal.

On the 13th, a video titled "Why did Lee Ji-hye bring all the gold she collected in her lifetime and her children's first birthday rings to Jongno?" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Unlikable Attention-Seeking Sister.' In the video, Lee Ji-hye visited gold expert creator 'Ling Ling Sister' with the gold she owned. Lee Ji-hye said, "At Hyunjo's first birthday party, it was in the low 700,000 won range. Now it's in the 800,000 won range. About 860,000 won. Crazy. What should I do with this?"

Lee Ji-hye showed gold received at her daughter's first birthday party, a gold belt, and a golden key she received as a broadcasting prize. Regarding the golden key, she said, "At that time, one don was 70,000 won. So this (the key) was said to be 2 million won." Ling Ling Sister checked the weight of the key and explained, "It is 8 don. Now it is 8 million won."

Ling Ling Sister sorted Lee Ji-hye's personal items into 14k, 18k products, and imitations, then appraised the total value at 940,000 won. The children's gold included a 22-don gold bar, a turtle, a gold belt, and gold rings. Ling Ling Sister said, "Can I tell you the amount? 71,394,000 won," and the total appraisal value including 14k products was estimated at about 72 million won.

Lee Ji-hye said, "I will exchange only mine now. My children's items are too expensive, so I will discuss with my husband whether to exchange them immediately." After receiving 940,000 won in cash for selling her gold, she left the store after leaving her contact information with Ling Ling Sister.

This video highlights the importance of personal asset management amid rising gold prices. Gold is traditionally considered a safe asset, and the recent price increase has attracted much attention. Lee Ji-hye's case served as an opportunity to reaffirm the value of gold and emphasize the need for personal asset management.