The real version of the movie Parasite...a woman who hid in a cellar for seven years
Feb 04, 2025
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According to Hong Kong media South China Morning Post, Mr. Li, who lives in Jiangsu Province in eastern China, discovered that his former landlord had been hiding in the basement of his house for seven years.
Lee purchased a house for about 2 million yuan (about 400 million won) in 2018. Lee and his family were satisfied with the convenient transportation and the interior design.
However, while organizing the house recently, Lee found a door hidden behind the stairs. It was a door that connected to the cellar.
When I went down to the basement, the large space was perfectly equipped with ventilation systems, lighting, and even a small bar.
Mr. Li was convinced that someone lived there and was appalled at the moment.
He contacted the previous owner, a woman identified only by her surname Jang, and argued why she hid the basement during the sale process.
Then, absurdly, Chang replied "I sold the house, but never said it included a cellar."
She argued that the cellar was a private recreational space and not part of a listed property or sales contract.
She then said "If the cellar is yours, where can I rest in my spare time?," he said in a brazen response.
It is unclear how the woman sneaked in and out of the cellar.
Mr. Lee filed a lawsuit, saying that the basement should be legally owned by him because he paid the full price of the real estate.
The court ruled in Lee's favor and ordered Jang to pay financial compensation.
Netizens get goosebumps just thinking about it. "Imagine if a stranger lives upstairs while drinking downstairs and watching TV" and "Hiding important details violates consumer rights" and "Real Edition of the movie "Parasite"" posted comments such as ""
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
