500 won instead of 500 yen / Heartwarming ending of noise between floors / China's unique snack [Anchor Report]

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The first keyword is '500 won instead of 500 yen'.

There has been a controversy over the use of Korean 500 won coins instead of 500 yen coins in Japan.

Which one of these is 500 won?

It's not easy to recognize at a glance.Only one of the bottom

is 500 Korean won and the rest is 500 Japanese coins.

500 yen in Japan is about 4,600 won, which is about 500 won 10 times more than our money.

This is a picture posted by a customer at a bathhouse in Japan, saying that he paid a 500-won coin in Korea, similar to a 500-yen coin.

At first, I didn't know it was Korean money, but I found it while counting coins.

He said he didn't think the customer paid on purpose, but he said it was true that he was angry.

500 won and 500 yen, it's very similar, right?

They are the same size, and they weigh the same.

In the past, there have been cases in which 500 won was spent on Japanese vending machines, such as drilling holes for 500 won or scraping the surface to match the weight.

If you intentionally pay 500 won, you can be punished for fraud, and if you use it in a vending machine, you can be punished for theft.

On the other hand, there are cases where they were caught using counterfeit bills in Korea.

A netizen shared a photo of a counterfeit bill that his mother received from a guest and asked for caution.

This is a picture posted by the author comparing counterfeit bills with actual bills.

The mother, who received the counterfeit bill, said that she recognized the hologram immediately because it did not reflect light and was large, and that fake and real were different in texture.When asked if

was a counterfeit bill, the customer shouted 'right' and ran away.

The next keyword is 'Warm ending of noise between floors'.

It was known that the noise between floors led to a warm exchange of letters, not conflicts between neighbors.

It is said that a child living on the 19th floor sent such a cute letter to the front door of the house below.

The child's parents said in response to the letter, "I wrote and brought a picture letter to the house below the day I learned about the noise between floors at kindergarten."

The contents of the letter were not disclosed, but it can be expected from the reply of the grandmother on the 18th floor.

Grandma said she didn't hear the loud running sound from the little boy and replied that it's a secret from mom and dad and that you can run around as much as you want.

"I'll always pray for my grandmother to grow up healthy," he said, smiling naturally.

Inter-floor noise conflict. It was something that could be solved in such a warm way.

The last keyword is 'Chinese exotic snack'.

A new street snack is in vogue in China, and its unique shape attracts attention.

This is it.

I bake something like a bunch of hair on a grill.

I oil it and season it.

It's a snack called 'Hypachai' made using a type of seaweed, and it tastes similar to seaweed and seaweed.

It is usually eaten in malatang or broth, but in recent years, in Chengdu, China, it is popular to sprinkle various sauces according to taste and grill them on fire.