The Sultan of Brunei is one of the richest people on the planet. The Sultan of Brunei Haji Hassanal Bolkiah is willing to spend about 535 million VND for a haircut. A barber from London, England named Ken Modestou specializes in being invited to cut the hair of this monarch. The amazing thing is that the worker still lives in the UK, was flown to Brunei by private jet just to get a haircut and the Sultan of Brunei also paid for the move. Gold shirt costs more than 5 billion Datta Phuge wears a pure gold shirt. An Indian businessman and billionaire named Datta Phuge ordered a gold shirt for himself in 2012. Such a shirt costs 240,000 USD (more than 5.5 billion VND). This shirt is made of 22 carat gold and took 3 years to sew. The shirt was designed by jewelry designer Tejpal Ranka in the city of Pune, India. 16 artisans were recruited by Tejpal just to assemble the pieces of the shirt within 15 days. Not only that, the designer also hand-made a belt to match the gold shirt. Guinness World Records has also recognized this as the most expensive shirt in the world. Engraved giant name so that it can be seen from… the Moon The name of the Arab billionaire can be seen from the Moon. A billionaire named Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan bought an island in the city of Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia with the desire to carve his name on the island. The special thing is that the name is engraved so large that it is said to be visible from the Moon. It was created by digging deep into the earth and letting seawater flow in. Buy an old book for more than… 700 billion dong The book is “worth a thousand gold” by Leonardo da Vinci. Billionaire Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft Corporation, rarely spends lavishly, but he spent 30.8 million USD (more than 709 billion VND) to buy an old book. It is a book by the famous painter Leonardo da Vinci called Codex Leicester. (According to Natinol/Dan Tri)

In 2012, Indian billionaire Datta Phuge stunned many people when he ordered a gold shirt for himself. This shirt is made of 22 carat gold, worth 240,000 USD (more than 5.5 billion VND). Time to complete this shirt is 3 years. 16 artisans were recruited just to assemble the pieces of the shirt within 15 days. Guinness World Records has also recognized this as the most expensive shirt in the world. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah is famous for being rich with the country’s abundant oil resources. He used to be willing to spend about 535 million VND for a haircut. Accordingly, a barber from London (England) was invited to cut the hair of this monarch. Worth mentioning, that worker still lives in the UK, was transported to Brunei by private jet just to cut his hair and the Sultan of Brunei also paid for the move. Billionaire Bill Gates is famous for his thrifty habits, rarely spending extravagantly. However, he spent 30.8 million USD (more than 709 billion VND) to buy an old book. It is a book by the famous painter Leonardo da Vinci called Codex Leicester. Saudi billionaire Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan bought an island in the city of Abu Dhabi, Arabia with the desire to engrave his name on the island. The special thing is that the name is engraved so large that it is said to be visible from the Moon. It was created by digging deep into the earth and letting seawater flow in. Image source: Getty Image Video: Bill Gates and his wife are divorced and property division. Source: VTV24

Archaeologists examine the mummy. Everyone thinks this is an “unprecedented” archaeological find, but the truth is just a sophisticated scam. Shocking discovery In October 2000, police in Karachi, Pakistan received a tip that a man named Ali Akbar was selling a mummy for 600 million rupees, or about $11 million. According to the source, it was not an ordinary mummy, but “Princess of Persia”. Immediately, the police raided Akbar’s house, searched and questioned the suspect. Akbar then took the police to the home of his accomplice, Wali Mohammad Reeki, in the desert region of Baluchistan province. Here, the mummy in question along with the coffin was found. Reeki admitted to buying the artifact from a man named Sharif Shah Bakhi. This person told him that the body was discovered after an earthquake near Quetta, on the border between Iran and Afghanistan. Two men are arrested for smuggling antiquities, but the mystery of the mummy has only just begun. If it is true “Princess of Persia”, this will be a very important discovery, because no mummies of the Persians (present-day Iran) have been found. The mummy was brought to the National Museum in Karachi for experts to analyze and many mysteries surrounding this ancient man were revealed. The body was mummified in the Egyptian style, with a mask and a golden crown, placed on a reed mat. But the most interesting find was a breastplate covering the mummy’s chest, on which the ancient Persian inscription, “I am the daughter of the great king Xerxes. Mazereka protects me. I am Rhodugune.” In addition, the gilded wooden coffin is also decorated with carved lines also in ancient Persian letters. It all seems to show that this is indeed the Princess of Persia. Pakistani archaeologist, Ahmad Hasan Dani, of Islamabad’s Quaid-e-Azam University, excitedly announced in a press conference that, from what was recorded, the mummy was indeed a Ba princess. Tu, lived around 600 BC. This event sparked a dispute between Iran and Pakistan over the ownership of this unprecedented archaeological find. The Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization declared the “princess” to be a member of the royal family of Persia and demanded that Pakistan return the mummy, and even the Taliban movement in Afghanistan claimed it was their own artifact. Unexpected truth Mummy “Princess of Persia” in coffin. The fierce arguments between the parties have become a political problem, easily leading to conflicts. Meanwhile, some other archaeologists have raised doubts that this is the “Princess of Persia”, even a mummy. An independent examination was conducted and the archaeologists went from surprise to surprise. First of all, ancient linguists found that the writing on the mummy’s breast shield and the coffin was written by someone who was not fluent in the ancient Persian language, rife with grammatical errors, and even traces of pencil marks for inscriptions, which pencils were only invented in the 16th century. In addition, a piece of coffin was examined, it was only about 250 years old, and the carpet underneath the body was discovered to be only… 5 years old. Unusual signs were also found in the body of the “princess”, such as the delicate tendons and ligaments of the middle ear that were still intact, despite thousands of years and the mummification process. did not follow the strict methods of Egypt. For example, the heart was removed, which the Egyptians never did, as it was considered important to regenerate a person’s body when they went to the next world. Multiple CAT scans (computerized axial tomography), accelerated mass spectrometry dating, radiocarbon testing, and X-ray scans all proved this to be a hoax. delicate. In the end, scientists determined, there is no “Princess of Persia”, but this is the body of a 16-year-old girl, who may have died in 1996, not 600 BC. Not only that, there is evidence that the girl was murdered for this fraudulent purpose. Experts also discovered that the “mummy” had died from trauma caused by the force of the impact, which broke her cervical and back vertebrae. Her organs were removed, her body cavity filled with table salt and baking soda, a fake embalming process. All of this was likely done within 24 hours of her death. From an antiquities smuggling case to a murder case. It is said that a group of fake antiquities traders brutally killed this poor girl, or at least stole her body shortly after her death, to be processed into a donkey mummy. sell for money. However, although the police questioned everyone involved in the sale of the mummy, as well as several other suspects, it led to nothing. In the end, not only was no one arrested in connection with this young woman’s death, but the victim was also not identified. She languished in museums for a while, before being buried in 2008 by the Pakistan-based charity Edhi Foundation. Although she was finally laid to rest, she remained anonymous, unclaimed, and the cause of death was not clear, forever referred to simply as “Princess of Persia”.

According to the GQ Germany The strap plays an important role in the aesthetics and utility of the watch. Depending on the design and material, they give the wearer an elegant or sporty look. Oyster Strap The Oyster has been named the most influential, iconic and distinctive bracelet in the watch industry. Many consider it to be the definition of a sports watch. The Oyster is the Swiss watch brand’s longest-lasting strap. Photo: Hodinkee. It’s been around since the late 30s. It’s the brand’s most casual and sporty model. Therefore, it often appears on watches that are made specifically for activities such as diving, racing, etc. However, Rolex is not the first brand to produce this bracelet. The Swiss brand commissioned Gay Frères – the strap supplier – to manufacture the Oyster. Rolex depends on Gay Frères for a long time. It was not until 1947 that in-house production began. Oyster is made of metals such as steel, gold, rose gold… It consists of three interlocking links. The middle link is larger than the two outer links. It is closed with one of the Oysterlock, Oysterclasp and Crownclasp buckles. Jubilee Strap This is the first strap model of the Swiss brand. It was launched in 1945 with the Oyster Perpetual Datejust. The Jubilee name refers to the brand’s 40th birthday. Jubilee cord has been improved and more complete. But its design has barely changed over the years. Initially, it was only available in solid gold. The range was later expanded to include steel and a two-tone variant (steel and gold). Today, it is made from almost any metal, except gold and platinum. The first Jubilee models had problems with stretch. They lose their stiffness over time and become loose and stretchy. The Jubilee has rows of semicircular links, giving it more luxury than the Oyster. The increased number of links helps Jubilee catch the light beautifully and have an almost jewelry-like appearance. Over the years, these bracelets have made their way into several professional Rolex designs, including the GMT-Master. Jubilee’s linked rows give the wearer a luxurious look. Photo: Picuki. President Strap President was introduced in 1956, specifically for the newly released Oyster Perpetual Day-Date watch. This name appeared in 1965 when President Lyndon B. Johnson (USA) wore a yellow Day-Date. It is always considered as the most unique and elegant metal bracelet because it is made from precious metals such as gold, rose gold, white gold, platinum. It is also used for some all-gold versions of the Lady Datejust. With three round links, it is considered the most refined of the brand’s bracelets. President is actually a combination of Oyster and Jubilee. Experiencing a number of changes as well as improvements, the design and styling of the President more or less remained the same. President is considered the most elegant bracelet of the Swiss brand. Photo: Rolex. Pearlmaster Strap Like the Jubilee, the Pearlmaster launched in 1992 consisted of five linked rows. This is also the time when the Yacht-Master model was released. It is made from metals and precious stones, giving it a similar look to jewelry. The case is exclusively cast in 18 carat gold, white gold or Everose gold. It is decorated with diamonds, rubies and sapphires. This strap represents some of the most expensive products in its entire portfolio. The Pearlmaster represents the brand’s most luxurious design. Photo: GQ Germany. Oysterflex Strap Customers’ styles and preferences are always evolving. The introduction of the Oysterflex bracelet in 2015 was an intriguing addition to the world of luxury watches, marking a new era for the Swiss brand’s bracelets. It was originally used for the Yacht-Master line of watches, and was later combined with the Cosmograph Daytona and Sky-Dweller. At launch, the company claimed that the band features an innovative design that builds on the strength and versatility of previous metal bracelet models. This strap is equipped with a small pad on the inside to create comfort for the user. The Oysterflex is more elastic and sportier than the metal band. Photo: Monochrome Watches. 5 things men need to know to wear a beautiful watch Watches are an effective assistant in terms of time, helping to enhance a stylish look for men.

Not in the purpose of use but in the material that makes it. The entire body of this toilet paper is made of gold, the shape is not much different from ordinary toilet paper, rolled into a tube, but making such a precious metal as gold is inherently laborious. strength. This toilet paper roll is divided into three layers in total, lined up side by side, all made of very tight and molten gold. In the eyes of the average person, gold is a very expensive metal, often used to create fine jewelry, but creating and using toilet paper costs the same as a mansion or a sports car. Luxury sports are truly ‘cool’, and of course this is a unique, most expensive toilet paper roll in the world that is unmatched. The use of gold as a raw material is inherently incredible, but it pales in comparison to the wealthiest Middle Eastern Arab monarchs in the world. Because they often use gold to create various items from gold cars, gold toilets and now gold toilet paper for daily use, making the whole world go crazy with “jealousy”. However, with the price of a toilet paper roll of nearly 30 billion VND, it is definitely not suitable for daily use, but it can be used, it is also very difficult, so it will only become a collector’s item. Middle Eastern ‘kings’.

1. The hotel is built on an artificial island Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai. The bridge connecting Burj Al Arab to the mainland can only be accessed by hotel staff and guests. This hotel has 56 floors, over 300m high – even taller than the Eiffel Tower. The hotel is built on an artificial island. People had to erect 230 concrete columns 40m long below sea level to keep the artificial island afloat. The hotel building stands out with the shape of a ship’s sail. But aside from aesthetic reasons, it’s designed so that the shade doesn’t block the sun from beachgoers below. 2. Transfers by Rolls Royce or private helicopter Transfer by private supercar and helicopter. Burj Al Arab offers you 2 types of transportation to get to the hotel. You will be picked up at the airport in a white Rolls Royce with a private driver. You can also opt for a private helicopter to take you to the special helipad located on the roof of the hotel. 3. Everything is made of gold and marble Furniture made of gold or inlaid with gold. The floors and walls of the hotel are made of special Statuario marble. Everything inside is either made of 24-carat gold or encrusted with gold, including the decorations, furniture and televisions. Even the mirror and art frame are gilded. In addition, the hotel’s on-site restaurant has a ceiling designed by Swarovski crystals, symbolizing the Milky Way. 4. Huge suites Burj Al Arab has a total of 202 luxury rooms and some rooms have panoramic sea views. The smallest deluxe room is the size of a 4-bedroom house, measuring 170 square meters. While the Royal Suite (a type of superior room) is served by a private elevator. Some suites also have their own cinema, 2 bars and a huge library. 5. You have your own butler Upon completion of check-in, Burj Al Arab provides you with an exclusive butler. The housekeeper takes you to your room and guides you around. If desired, the butler will unpack or pack your luggage for you. Burj Al Arab’s staff-to-guest ratio is 6:1, so you’ll never be left out. One butler will deliver your sunglasses, another will spray you with a mist to relax on the beach and the other will prepare a bubble bath under shimmering candlelight. In addition, there is a private butler who takes care of pets so that guests can enjoy their stay comfortably. 6. Rich and sumptuous interior The interior here is inspired by Dubai culture, lavish and colorful. A golden chandelier hangs over the hallway and the king-sized beds are covered with the finest Egyptian cotton sheets. All come with custom-made rugs from South Africa and India. The bathroom is decorated with beautiful paintings, with a jacuzzi and giant shower that can fit the whole family. There’s also a private lounge for dining, and if you need to work, you’ll be equipped with a gold-plated Macbook or iPad. 7. Rooms are equipped with the latest technology Here, all the magic happens at the push of a button. The bed swivels to any position you like, and you can use the remote to call up TV screens hidden in the wall. The remote also controls the doors, curtains and blackout curtains, it also puts you in touch with the housekeeper if needed. 8. There is no shortage of services for entertainment The pool is strewn with rose petals. The hotel’s services include many swimming pools, 9 restaurants and bars, water park. There is the famous Talise Spa with vast ocean views and a private beach for hotel guests. You can also request a romantic evening in the pool for two. Hotel staff will organize floating candles and rose petals for you. 9. Underwater seafood restaurant Burj Al Arab has an underwater restaurant called Al Mahara, which means “oyster shell”. The entrance to the restaurant is a corridor with a yellow dome resembling a submarine. In the center is a giant aquarium containing colorful corals and exotic fish, including sharks. You can enjoy dinner while a shark casually swims around. 10. Beds are made of the rarest materials Bed sheets are made from soft velvet duck feathers. To ensure a good night’s sleep, the linens in each room are made from the rarest duvet in the world. The feathers are hand-picked from abandoned natural velvet nests in Iceland. The mother duck plucks the softest feathers on her chest to line the nest and keep the eggs warm. The hotel also offers you 17 designer pillows to choose from. 11. Every room has a perfume collection Branded perfumes are included in each room. If other hotels only provide you with shampoo, shower gel or toothpaste, in Burj Al Arab visitors are also provided with an expensive Hermès collection consisting of 14 different items, most of which are water. flower. You can even bring them home if you like. Ngoc Trang (According to Bright side)

Voice Night Perfume Fly Away extremely surprised with Tran Thanh’s gift. It is known that this model is made of 18K solid rose gold, with 256 diamonds on the case and 132 on the ring. bezel (rim of glasses), combined with motifs inspired by intricate interlocking polygons. The selling price on the web of this design is not less than 800 million VND. Right after that, Tran Thanh also showed off a new watch he bought with the same brand and had the same design as 80%. Specifically, the male MC posted a selfie photo on his personal page with the caption “Where to go is far to say” . Fans of course don’t care about the place he is going to go, but focus on the sparkling diamond-encrusted design on the MC’s hand. Vietnamese rap . It is known that the male version of the actor’s bronze model Godfather with a selling price of over 1 billion VND. The actor’s “high quality” photo Crab Back Wife Pregnant. At the time of the translation last year, the comedian also posted a picture of buying glasses and a pair of watches for his wife, with a total value of nearly 900 million dong. Thanh Phuong According to IGNV

Longevity of the Forbidden City From 1406, a magnificent ancient palace began to be built in China, that is, the Forbidden City. It was built for a total of 14 years until it was completed in 1420. Although it was built only 14 years ago, its preliminary preparation work was very thorough. After all, it’s been more than 600 years since the Forbidden City was built, hundreds of years of ups and downs are enough to destroy most things in this world, but why has the Forbidden City not collapsed in the last 600 years? The Forbidden City went through the Ming and Qing dynasties. Because it is an ancient building with a wooden structure, there is no way to avoid the risk of fire, and it has been continuously restored throughout the centuries. Even in modern times, after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, in order to better protect the Forbidden City, the Chinese government carried out a comprehensive renovation of the Forbidden City. While sorting through the cultural relics inside, a secret was discovered after pry open the floor tiles of the Forbidden City. Floor tiles in the Forbidden City Many people wonder if the Forbidden City has existed for the past 600 years because of its foundation? For projects, although the role of the foundation cannot be ignored, other parts are equally important. In addition to the massiveness of the Forbidden City, one can certainly come across the floor tiles that can be seen everywhere in the Forbidden City. As an ordinary citizen, surely everyone will have satisfactory floor tiles for their home, not to mention the magnificent Forbidden City, the residence of the emperor. Talking about the Forbidden City, there is always a saying handed down in folklore. Also because of this saying, when the Forbidden City was being extensively restored, every corner of it was thoroughly studied. The saying goes, “The palaces, the ancient royal palaces, the wards in the Forbidden City, are all paved with golden square bricks”. So the floor tiles used in the Forbidden City are gilded tiles? Of course not, of course gold here does not refer to that metal bearing the symbol Au. The reason they are called yellow bricks is because the ancient craftsmen put a little tung oil (tung tree oil, or elm dong – Vietnamese call it sloppy) into the mold when making these bricks. As the emperor’s palace, even the floor tiles, of course, must be made of the best materials. This type of brick is not available to everyone. The secret under the golden bricks in the Forbidden City The floor tiles of the Forbidden City are not only made of good materials, but are also harder than ordinary bricks, and are also more labor-intensive to make than ordinary bricks. Except for the emperor, the people who used these bricks in ancient times were all powerful officials and nobles. And the secret that keeps the Forbidden City from falling for hundreds of years is also hidden under these golden bricks. In the Forbidden City, the error between each yellow brick is very small, it takes 3 years to make 50,000 gold bricks, moreover it can only be produced in Suzhou. However, successful crafting does not mean it will be used, as these golden bricks will be tested one by one after they are delivered to the Forbidden City. The selection criteria were even comparable to those of the emperor’s concubines, which required rigorous screening. According to records in the mandarin books of the “Works of the Law” of the Qing dynasty, a gold brick two meters long, each worker can only be sharpened 3. When laying the floor, three workers, including a main tiler and two assistants, can only lay 5 tiles a day. For example, when laying the floor tiles in Thai Hoa Palace, they needed 1573 masons, 944 pavers and 1888 assistant workers. From the above information, it can be understood that placing golden bricks in the Forbidden City is very laborious and time consuming. Originally, this project was labor-intensive, paving a floor was not easy, while the foundation of the Forbidden City was paved for fifteen floors. At that time, Minh Thanh To guarded against theft, worried that someone would dig a tunnel into the Forbidden City, so he asked for 15 floors of bricks. The total amount is equivalent to the current 80 million yuan. Behind the successful installation of these bricks is the hard work of countless workers. After paving the floor in the Forbidden City, in order not to reveal this secret, all the workers were ordered to become mute. Therefore, after finding out this secret, they all sighed and said that Chu Di (Ming’s ancestor Zhu Di – the 3rd emperor of the Ming Dynasty) was indeed an outstanding tyrant in history. .