South Korea Details Trade Deal, Contradicting Trump's $350 Billion Cash Claim

Imagine two countries, the U.S. and South Korea, made a deal about money and business.

The U.S. President said South Korea would give them a lot of money, $350 billion, all at once, like getting a big present.

But South Korea explained that it's not like that.

They said they will invest about $200 billion in the U.S. over 10 years, only giving a smaller amount, like $20 billion, each year.

This helps their own money stay stable.

The other $150 billion is not cash but help with things like building ships and sharing technology, which helps both countries' businesses.

So, it's more like a structured plan than a big cash gift, and many of the investments will happen after the U.S. President's term ends.