Lee Da-hae Embraces Chinese Style in Shanghai Royal Experience

Actress Lee Da-hae perfectly embraced the Chinese style.

On the 26th, the YouTube channel '1+1=Lee Da-hae' released a video titled 'Lee Da-hae and Se7en's Chinese Royal Experience: Enjoying Royal Hair & Makeup and a Palace Banquet!'.

In the video, Lee Da-hae and Se7en visited an ancient Chinese fine dining restaurant located in Shanghai. Lee Da-hae shared, "It's a place where you wear traditional attire and enjoy a palace banquet. Se7en sent me here because it looked unique, so we came together."

Lee Da-hae explained, "You can enjoy a meal while wearing Chinese attire and watching performances." Before her transformation, she mentioned, "They do your hair and makeup for you, but it's not mandatory."

While choosing outfits, Lee Da-hae playfully asked Se7en to pick for her, to which he responded, "The fairy-like dress, the pink one is flashy and pretty," showing their affectionate interaction.

Se7en, trying on a simpler male outfit, joked about looking like "Goofy from a Disney animation" while wearing an old hat.

Lee Da-hae transformed into a Chinese beauty with a Tang Dynasty makeup concept. She noted, "During the Tang Dynasty, women were said to be free, and their standards of beauty and exposure were different."

Watching Lee Da-hae's hair styling, Se7en commented that she looked like senior actress Lee Jung-hyun and danced to 'Wa', showcasing his playful side. After the transformation, Se7en joked, "It feels like we're filming a drama," but also humorously questioned, "Did you really need to go this far to feel satisfied?" eliciting laughter.

Despite grumbling about the lengthy makeup process, Se7en confessed in Chinese, "It's really nice," revealing his affectionate side. He also remarked on the attire, saying, "It feels like a historical drama shoot. It reminds me of 'Palace'."

Meanwhile, it was revealed that Lee Da-hae sold a building, purchased under a corporate name presumed to be her family's, for 24 billion won last August, making a profit of approximately 20 billion won.

By Eun-jung Kim, Ten Asia Reporter eun@tenasia.co.kr