Chefs Jung Ji Sun and Lee Moon Jung Reveal Brutal History of Chinese Kitchens on 'Boss in the Mirror'

On KBS 2TV's 'Boss in the Mirror', scheduled to air on September 13 at 4:40 PM, 'Chinese cuisine queen' Chef Jung Ji Sun and veteran Chef Lee Moon Jung, with 25 years of experience, will appear together. The two are set to visit a traditional market in Ganghwado, where they will engage in a tense psychological battle while revealing their differing views on self-employment.

Chef Lee Moon Jung, who comes from a hotel background, revealed a management philosophy that prioritizes taste and sincerity over profit, while Chef Jung Ji Sun, who has extensive practical experience in self-employment, countered by emphasizing the importance of a realistic profit structure. In this process, the two also reminisced about the rough scenes of Chinese kitchens in the past.

Chef Lee Moon Jung shared that back then, when fights broke out in the kitchen, it was common for knives, plates, or pots to be flying around. Chef Jung Ji Sun added that there were times when hot woks were flying through the air, exposing the brutal past of the Chinese cuisine industry. In response, Designer Ko Tae-yong empathized, noting that the fashion industry also had a similar atmosphere in the past, such as scissors flying around during the preparation process for fashion shows.

Meanwhile, Chef Lee Moon Jung, who is newly challenging herself in self-employment, sought advice from her senior in the Chinese cuisine world, Chef Yeo Kyung Ok. Chef Yeo Kyung Ok supported Chef Lee Moon Jung's resignation and offered encouragement, stating that she could certainly succeed in the field of self-employment.

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