Lee Chan-won doesn't want to live there even in the all-time view of the Hong Kong penthouse Victoria Harbor view (25:00 p.m.)

By Jaewan, Ko

May 19, 2025

Lee Chan-won doesn't want to live there even in the all-time view of the Hong Kong penthouse Victoria Harbor view (2500 p.m.)



"I don't want to live there"

JTBC 'Tokpa One 25:00' (directed by Hong Sang-hoon and Kim Sun-jun), which will be broadcast on the 19th, offers a unique fun with a Hong Kong luxury house tour that offers a glimpse of the luxury life of Hong Kong's upper class and an architectural tour of New York, USA, called a mecca of various architectural styles.

Hong Kong TalkPawon visits a penthouse in West Kowloon, one of the most expensive residential areas on the Kowloon Peninsula. The all-time view of Victoria Harbor at a glance, as well as the auxiliary facilities in the apartment, such as indoor playgrounds, gyms, and spas, are also spectacular, creating admiration. However, architect and writer Ogisa, who saw Victoria Harborview in the penthouse, surprises everyone by citing one thing he is disappointed about. In response, Lee Chan-won said "I don't want to live there" and raised a smile, stimulating the question of why.




Next, we will explore the private membership club created by Adrian Cheung, the third-generation successor of the Cheung family, which is called Hong Kong's third richest man. Hong Kong's few elite private clubs have a difficult registration process as much as they are loved by the upper class, and some take up to 10 years to join. The club visited by TalkFone has a huge golf practice range, high-end accommodation, and even membership prices here, which offer a variety of benefits, will be unveiled.

Lee Chan-won doesn't want to live there even in the all-time view of the Hong Kong penthouse Victoria Harbor view (2500 p.m.)
On the other hand, TalkFone in the U.S. adds to the joy of introducing representative buildings in New York, starting with the flat iron building, which is loved enough to appear in many movies such as the movies 'Spider-Man' and 'Armageddon'. A tour of the Grand Central Terminal where BTS performed, the Empire State Building with a photo spot recreating the scene from the movie King Kong, and the 30 Hudson Yards Building, the sixth tallest building in the United States.

The Empire State Building's beautiful facade, Jeon Hyun-moo says, `It looks pretty even to non-architectural students," he exclaims. In addition, the outdoor observation deck of the 30 Hudson Yard Building is drawing attention as it allows you to enjoy a dizzying outdoor climbing experience from the glass floor that feels like floating in the air.




Reporter Ko Jae-wan star77@sportschosun.com



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