Finally returning to the camp, Johnson was quite satisfied, and it was a small goal. For things that play with life, it is still safe to stay away.

Reward Tianba with a lot of money, leave Nepal directly, and target the legendary Dubai, the capital of God!

I used the first-class phone to contact Vader to book the presidential suite of the Burj Al Arab, and the other party quickly arranged it and asked: "There are two kinds of VIP service, one is the Rolls-Royce Phantom team to greet you, and the other is the helicopter ......"

"I recommend that you opt for the latter, as you don't have to leave the airport and have a dedicated helicopter to fly you from Dubai International Airport to Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. Enjoy an eight-minute bird's-eye view of Dubai on the way, landing on the apron on the 28th floor of Burj Al Arab and greeted by a team of personal butlers......"

SC Johnson laughed, and the helicopter took off!

Get off the plane, do a helicopter, and head to the Seven Stars Sailboat on Jumeirah Beach, looking from afar like the white sails of a fishing boat gently raised, the sun stains the red water, lapping the hull of the boat, showing a unique arrogance and unreachable.

The original idea was proposed by the UAE Minister of Defense, Crown Prince Al Maktoum of Dubai. After the whimsy of hundreds of designers from all over the world, coupled with the huge pockets of Dubai's tycoons and five years, a fantastic building has finally been created.

Coming to the tarmac, the seven-person top personal butler team has been waiting for a long time, fluent in Chinese service, taking over the IPAD made of pure gold, from this moment on, it seems to have an Aladdin's magic lamp-like servant.

It allows you to connect to a TV or stereo, set up all room service or call in a personal butler, control all the facilities in the room, and even buy things from the hotel mall without leaving your home.

As soon as I arrived in the room, SC Johnson was served pure Arabic coffee on a silver platter full of rose petals, and sure enough, it was just like the legend, and there was gold everywhere.

Doorknobs, faucets, ashtrays, coat hooks, and even a piece of note paper are all plated in gold. Although it is only a thin layer, it is also very tyrant.

Simple washing, even the toiletries are Hermes, and it is also divided into men's and women's series, and any details are handled very well.

When you have nothing to do, you go straight to the lobby, where in the center is the Arabian Eye, set with countless Swarovski diamonds.

There is a luxurious carpet under the feet, with rich and vivid colors and extremely luxurious materials, covering more than 6,000 square meters, and there is no tight seam!

The fountain in the hotel's atrium is ever-changing, programmed to shoot up to 42 metres of water, drawing the eye to the 180-metre-high blue triangular ceiling......

A simple turn, in addition to gold everywhere, in fact, that's what it is!

Sitting in a Rolls-Royce and going out, Dubai is not an independent country, it is really called the United Arab Emirates, but one of the emirates.

And the richest place in the Middle East is not here, but Abu Dhabi, but Abu Dhabi invested most of his money in Dubai, and threw a lot of money into a city known to outsiders.

The most expensive thing here is not oil, to say that the Middle East also has a large piece of the Arabian Sea, which also flows through Dubai, but the salty one cannot be drunk, so the civilian water drunk is desalinated, not to mention that it is very expensive.

Dubai is very smart and knows that sooner or later oil will not be reliable, accounting for only about 10% of GDP, and the main economic pillars come from commercial trade, transportation and tourism-driven peripheral industries, such as transportation, which has basically become a transit point for most aircraft.

Outside the window, there are many high-rise buildings and busy traffic, which is the appearance of an international metropolis. The sky is a little gray, I wonder if it's haze?

In the past, luxury cars were circulated all over the Internet, and even Ferraris were scrapped directly on the streets?

It turns out that the so-called photos of luxury cars on the street are a luxury car parade every year, led by the prince of Dubai, and the luxury cars at home, and even custom collections must be driven out to show off. So you can see a team of Bugatti Veyron, a team of Ferrari, and a team of Lamborghini......

Observing along the way, SC Johnson found that German cars and Japanese ordinary cars are mainly running on the streets, and luxury cars are not particularly common.

After finding out, there are about 14 million people here, and only about 20% of them are locals.

The rest are all migrant workers, with India accounting for 40 percent of the remaining, followed by Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc., and there are about 100,000 Chinese in Dubai.

Luxury cars are clustered in high-end venues such as Eddie Five Stars, Atlantis Seven Stars, Sailing Seven Stars, Dubai Mall, and various private gardens.

The license plate is more noble with fewer digits, basically five digits, and if you meet a two-digit car by chance, no matter what the car is, it is likely to be a prince's car.

It is stipulated that a man may marry four wives, but all must be equal, and the second must be agreed by the first, and so on.

What's even more terrifying is that if you pamper the first, then the second must also be pampered!

If you buy a necklace for your first wife, you can't buy a bracelet for your second, it must be exactly the same!

Otherwise, the tigress will get angry and immediately sue you for injustice, and the property judgment will be biased in favor of women.

And in local teachings, it is not that divorce means that your obligations are over, but that you don't live together and have to support her for the rest of your life......

Begging in Dubai is even illegal, rich people are rich people, poor people are poor people, there is no immigration policy here.

The government is very rich for the locals, from birth to death, who are not brave in anything in their lives, and lie down very rich.

Therefore, the policy on the foreign population has reached a strict point, if you work, as long as you have any point in Dubai, even a small friction or small quarrel, you will be seen by the Dubai boss.

I wrote a report and called the police, and then unfortunately I was repatriated and blacklisted, and I can't come to Dubai again for the rest of my life.

Because of this, the law and order are very good, and all the unstable factors have been cleared out, can it be bad?

When you come to the Burj Khalifa, there are all kinds of top brands, thousands of shops, and 16,000 parking spaces alone. It boasts the world's largest aquarium, the largest gold market, an Olympic-sized ice rink, a six-storey cinema with a huge screen, an adventure park, a desert fountain and more......

Tissot can only set up a stall here, and the price is not much cheaper than other places. The only good thing is that all brands are the most competitive designs and the most expensive trendy styles.

A pair of LV black gauze scarves, the kind used to cover the face, are $1,600. The streets are full of people in black, and after marriage, women can have all kinds of designer clothes and bags.

But in life, you have to follow the customs of Dubai, you can't show your face on the street, you have to wrap yourself tightly when you go out, and you can't talk to strange men, otherwise it will be regarded as stealing!

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