Traditional Gapbu dumplings, using honest ingredients from dumplings to dumplings at Pyeongtaek traditional market

Channel A 'Popular Gapbu', which will be aired on the 5th, introduces the story of Mr. Wan-suk Na, who became an asset worth 1 billion won with a 500 won dumpling.

Located in a traditional market in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, Wansuk's Manseok House is a munjeonseong city with guests from morning to evening.

From 7am to 8pm, Wanseok, who makes dumplings in one place for 13 hours a day, sells various dumplings according to age and gender, regardless of nationality or taste, including meat dumplings, kimchi dumplings, and shrimp dumplings.

Starting with a small dumpling and becoming a billion-dollar property, Wan Suk's strong success know-how is revealed through broadcasting.

There are special dumplings that can be tasted in other stores at Wansuk's Mandu restaurant, which is one of the secrets of Wansuk's dumplings.

Wansuk has developed glutinous rice dumplings that are light and chewy for young people who enjoy dumplings as snacks, and thick buns are used for seniors familiar with steamed buns and dumplings.

Also, for those who are looking for dumplings with a solid meal in the evening, Mangukguk is a popular menu that uses dumpling skin that does not spread even after boiling for a long time.

In particular, a new menu with squid cut into thick slices is being developed for people who prefer seafood rather than meat.

As such, Wan-Seok, who captures people with honest ingredients from mandupi to mandu-so, has achieved the myth of sales of 500 million won in a 7-pyeong (approximately 23m²) store with his utmost in arms.

However, there is a story behind his success.

Wansuk was a difficult family member, and he had to do all sorts of bad things, such as factory work, shoe shine, and newspaper sales since he was 10 years old, so he could only solve hunger and sleep.

Then, in the year he turned 18, he started working as a dishwasher at a mansion house that he saw by chance and began to make a relationship with dumplings.

Wan Seok, who had the opportunity to make dumplings in a difficult place there, perfectly mastered the years that others took in just three days, and won a love call from all over the place.

However, Mr. Seok-wan tried to give up his life by losing all his hard-earned money through investment fraud.

Wan-suk, who thought about his family and endured badly, slept for three or four hours a day to raise money again. After four years, he ended up paying off all his debts and dreams of recovering his life from dumplings once again.

The simple and ignorant secret of Mr. Wan-suk's money-raising, which made a billion-won asset with a 500-won dumpling, will be unveiled on Tuesday, May 5 at 8:40 pm on Channel A's “People's Gathering”.

There is a tough rich man who is nowhere in the world!

Channel A “People's Gap Bub” is a success project for Korean folks that starts from the bottom and delivers warm emotions and a strong trick through the lives of the self-made, self-propelled people.

Broadcast every Tuesday at 8:40.