In 2008, the once glamorous South Korean actress Choi Zhen chose to hang herself at home to end her life at the age of 35. For her in the prime of life, this is undoubtedly an unbelievably tragic choice.
However, what is even more shocking and distressing is that just 2 years later, Cui Zhenying's younger brother Cui Zhenying also chose to commit suicide in the same miserable way as his sister, which is undoubtedly a devastating blow to the family.
Among them, the most painful is Choi Zhenzhen and Choi Jinying's mother Jung Ok-sook. Not only did she lose her two talented children, but she also completely lost hope and motivation in life.
Zheng Yushu is an ordinary middle-aged woman who has devoted all her heart and soul to the upbringing and education of her two children. In order to allow the sister and brother to make a career in the entertainment industry, Zheng Yushu is willing to work hard, work hard, and bear the pressure of life as a single mother.
However, just when the child's career was successful and his future was bright, a series of suicides came suddenly, completely destroying this family that could have been happy.
Jung Yu-sook fell into an unprecedented depression, and spent all day in the deserted house immersed in memories. All daily life has lost its meaning to her, and if it weren't for her two little grandchildren, she really doesn't know why she would want to live any longer.
This ordinary woman, who was once cheerful and optimistic, working hard for her children, aged rapidly in great grief, and her heart was occupied by endless sadness and pain, and she could no longer find a trace of life.
Choi Zhen's suicide not only brought huge mental trauma to Jung Ok-sook, but also left a mess on property. As a popular actress, Cui Zhenzhen has become a smash hit in the entertainment industry and has accumulated considerable wealth.
Including cash and real estate, her total assets before her death were as high as 20 billion won, equivalent to about 1 yuan. 100 million yuan.
This huge inheritance was originally a living guarantee that Cui Zhen wanted to leave to his two young children, and it was also a gift to the children's future. However, the larger the property, the more likely it is to arouse the covetousness of others.
After Cui Zhen's ex-husband Zhao Chengmin saw this money, his eyes were red and he began to use various means to get back some of the property. After all, this is also part of the joint property in his real marital relationship with Choi.
In order to protect the interests of her two grandchildren, Zheng Yushu had to put on the legal robe and started a protracted battle with her ex-husband. Both sides come and go, calculating with each other, and both want to get the lion's share of the inheritance.
This dispute not only consumed Zheng Yushu's huge energy, but also made her see the greed and cruelty of human nature.
In the end, under the confrontation of various forces, the children barely kept the inheritance left by Cui Zhen, which provided a solid financial security for their future. However, the ex-husband's father also chose the same way of suicide in this lost confrontation and ended his own life.
For a time, the Cui family became the focus of public attention. The dispute over the inheritance not only completely tore the family apart, but also left indelible scars on them.
Perhaps the increase in wealth does not bring happiness, but tends to lead to strife, which is also a wake-up call.
After years of lawsuits and physical and mental devastation, Zheng Yushu finally got through the most difficult days and saw her two grandsons gradually grow up. According to Korean law, a person can officially inherit the estate when he or she reaches the age of 20.
When Choi Jun-hee reached this age last year, she officially became one of the legal heirs to Choi Jin's huge fortune.
For Zheng Yushu, this should have been a gratifying day, showing that her years of raising and caring for her grandson have not been in vain. But the good times didn't last long, and soon after Choi Jun-hee took over the inheritance, she had a serious conflict with her grandmother and kicked Jung Ok-sook out of the house in her name.
We have to lament that the thrill of acquiring huge wealth affects a young man so much. Choi Jun-hee, who was originally quite filial, showed a completely different side after determining that the inheritance belonged to him.
She no longer took her grandmother's persuasion seriously, and began to ignore the old man who raised her.
The temptation of money makes people lose themselves, which is vividly reflected in Choi Jun-hee's changes. She began to renovate the house she inherited from Choi Zhen, and excluded Jung Ok-sook altogether.
This sudden isolation made Zheng Yushu feel extremely disappointed and painful. She began to question the meaning of her years of dedication and dedication.
The greed of human nature is once again highlighted in the breakdown of this relationship with his granddaughter. We see that what used to be a big fight over property is now repeated here between grandparents and granddaughters.
The legacy of money has a long-lasting tearing effect on a family, and it will not weaken over time, but will continue to erode people's moral bottom line like a cancer.
After being kicked out of the house, Zheng Yushu watched the former home gradually renovated, and her heart was full of mixed emotions. That house carries so many memories of her life as a guardian and her grandson, and she really misses the old days.
Finally, while Choi Joon-hee is out, Jung Ok-sook plucks up the courage to enter the house and wants to clean and take care of the cats at home.
However, at this moment, Choi Jun-hee, who went home early, discovered her behavior. Choi Jun-hee, who has always been arrogant, immediately went into a rage, kicked Jung Ok-sook out of the house, and soon called the police to report that his residence had been illegally invaded.
For Zheng Yushu, this is undoubtedly the blow she can't bear the most. The police arrested the 78-year-old and took her back to the police station for interrogation for five hours.
The cold interrogation room and police questioning were a huge irritation for Jung, who was so grief-stricken that she could no longer endure such trampling and humiliation.
After being released from prison, Jung Ok-sook chose a hunger strike to rebel against Choi Jun-hee's approach, hoping to end it all with death. When reporters interviewed her, she was already in tears.
She said that life had lost its meaning to her and that she just wanted to end it as soon as possible to resist Choi Jun-hee's ruthlessness.
We can't bear to see an old man go to a dead end under the hurt of his granddaughter. There should have been more understanding and tolerance between loved ones, and even differences should have been resolved peacefully.
I hope that Choi Jun-hee can realize his mistakes, regain the kindness of human nature, and give this old man a warm old age.
This is not the first time that Jung Ok-sook has suffered from fighting for an inheritance, 15 years ago, she fought with her ex-husband's family over Choi's real inheritance. Now, the same tragedy is happening in this family.
Before his death, Cui Zhen went through a divorce lawsuit and struggled to obtain custody of the child. Today, her children are not immune to the tragic fate of being divided by the estate.
These seemingly astronomical sums of money made the family stir up troubles and provoked an unquenchable fight.
In this strife, we do not see a trace of human goodwill, and everything is overshadowed by material desires. Cui Zhenzhen's mother had to turn her face with her relatives because she protected her two grandchildren; Now, in order to monopolize the wealth, the granddaughter has also kicked the old man away mercilessly.
There are all kinds of indications that the history of this heritage battle may continue. It has become a cancer that is difficult to eradicate in the Cui family, constantly eroding the true feelings of this family.
We don't know if Jung Ok-sook will repeat the mistakes of her daughter, and we don't know if Choi Jun-hee will fall into the same desperate situation as her father.
The devastating power of inheritance on the family is enormous, not only tearing apart family ties, but also leading to evil. How to resolve this curse, save the relationship between his grandmother and granddaughter, and let the Cui family regain their warmth, we will wait and see.
Seeing this fierce confrontation between my grandmother and granddaughter, we can't help but worry that this fight will lead to another family tragedy.
Jung Yu-sook has publicly expressed that she has lost hope in life and has chosen to go on a hunger strike to protest in the strongest way. This behavior is inextricably linked to the suicide of her daughter Cui Zhen.
We have to worry that after years of accumulated psychological trauma, this old man will choose to end his life as miserably as his daughter.
On the other hand, Choi Jun-hee's actions are also reminiscent of the history of her biological father's dispute with Jung Ok-sook for property. Unsatisfied greed can easily drive people to extremes.
We are equally worried about whether this young girl, lured by her inheritance, will eventually repeat the mistakes of the past or rediscover the bottom line of humanity.
By any measure, the outcome of this conflict is worrying. Zheng Yushu was exhausted in this dispute, and her hard-won maternal love was trampled to the end.
And Choi Jun-hee is still young, and if she can't look at herself clearly, she may fall into a deeper whirlpool of sin.
We sincerely hope that this grandmother and granddaughter can find strength in family affection. Perhaps less money calculations and more tolerance between family members can end this dispute and restore family happiness.
After all, loved ones are the most precious gift in the world. We look forward to the Cui family regrouping and making a happy and warm home again.