'Three Days' has made a record as the Korean drama exported at the highest price in the Chinese market according to its production company Golden Thumb Pictures, beating out SBS's 'You Who Came From The Stars,' which held the previous record. 

On March 5, chief Kim Yong Hun of Golden Thumb Pictures said, "In the past, the Chinese market proposed an amount that was not even 10,000 dollars an episode.  However, 'Three Days' has been sold for almost five times that amount.  After we checked for confirmation, that was officially the highest price ever among exported Korean dramas."

SEE ALSO: K-netizens unconvinced by the latest claims about Kim Soo Hyun's past relationships, 'only proof that he was two-timing'

It turned out that none other than China's biggest video site 'Youku' purchased the rights to 'Three Days.'  

Although the demand for Korean dramas in Japan has been a bit stagnant, the production team managed to make up for that loss through the Chinese market. 

[Thanks to everyone who sent in tips!]