Although Dubai has oil, its GDP is not high. China's GDP is so high, why not build some magnificent buildings?

Have you ever heard that Dubai is the richest city in the world? The country doesn't have much money, and people who spend money are rich. Ferrari sells 20 or 30 cars a day just for fun. Have you ever seen people queuing at the gate of the mall to buy Ferraris? Go to Dubai to sell luxury shopping malls, and they will be out of stock in the peak season.

Who lives there? Put it there just to look good? Just like the ten bridges in the world, China occupies six, and six of them are basically useless except for scrapping.

Dubai is the largest luxury goods trading center in the world, and people who go to play are either rich or expensive. Rich people in the Middle East alone spend trillions of dollars there every year. Police cars in Dubai are all Lamborghini, and driving Ferrari is not a limited edition. I'm sorry to park in a conspicuous place. In Dubai's gold trading mall, tons of gold and precious stones are traded every day. The mall sends Leslaus once a week, and if the shopping reaches 300 dollars, you can draw a lottery.

A Burj Dubai, the cost is not expensive $65.438+0 billion, and the decoration is 65.438+0 billion (more). But the later maintenance is extremely expensive, with more than 4000 employees. A suite with tens of thousands of dollars in Dubai needs to be booked in advance, otherwise it cannot be booked. Which hotel in China is so hot.

Beijing CCTV (the big underpants) also spent $654.38 billion. So CCTV can afford it.

Dubai's GDP5 per capita is $50,000, while China's is $5,000. All UAE students studying abroad are paid by the government, and private individuals spend $60,000 a year. As long as the students can pass the exam, they will be given a dime.

The richest people in the world are 37% in the United States, 27% in Japan, 0/5% in Europe and 5% in the Middle East. Only a few hundred people in China are really rich. Can you compare with others?