Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

Now, Xiaomeng's museum has become popular in certain small circles.

Although it may seem like there aren't many visitors each day, the museum is actually very profitable because its collection is updated and replaced very quickly. Some foreigners even use browsing the Dream House Museum website as a form of entertainment. After seeing so much, some people inevitably can't resist making a purchase.

Some people have even started a new niche: buying intangible cultural heritage handicrafts sold by Mengzhixuan online for unboxing videos.

This is practically a free promotional video. Even Xiaomeng's own team doesn't have the time to analyze and critique every single item. Foreigners, on the other hand, can do it.

Their promotion actually accelerated the turnover of goods in Xiaomeng's intangible cultural heritage store, causing it to frequently run out of stock.

Even film crews shooting movies and TV series come to the Dream Pavilion Museum to film scenes.

They also have to play the role of a mysterious Oriental antique shop or something.

Those intangible cultural heritage handicrafts were so beautiful that they earned Xiaomeng a lot of euros.

When you have a lot of foreign money, it becomes troublesome to bring it back to China. Some countries will investigate and set up obstacles for you, which can be very annoying if it goes on and on.

Xiaomeng had no choice but to exchange these for stocks of various companies. These were mainly stocks of high-tech companies and media companies, with a small number of shares in mining companies.

Those tech companies weren't exactly cutting-edge technology companies; they were just e-commerce companies dealing in Yiwu's small commodities. Xiaomeng noticed that although the products they sold were low-end, the transaction volume was surprisingly large. She estimated that they could deposit a significant amount of dividends into her company's account by the end of the year.

That small media company mainly finds handsome men and beautiful women in Europe to shoot short videos, and then sends suitable ones to China after signing contracts. It's like a combination of an actor agency and an MCN company. Xiaomeng doesn't see how much money it can make yet.

However, the friend who introduced the company said that the company's future profits would definitely be good, so Xiaomeng believed him. Anyway, it wasn't much money, so she figured she might as well cast a wide net.

Investing in mining companies is mainly about their mines; after all, it's difficult to repatriate the money. Converting it into goods makes things much easier. In any case, various steel ingots, copper ingots, and silver ingots still sell very well domestically.

Foreign mining companies don't get much return on investment, so they just exchange all their profits for concentrate and send it over to Xiaomeng.

Even if some countries are unfriendly and impose embargoes, these relatively worthless mineral concentrates are not conspicuous and can easily be transported back to China through other channels.

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While juggling business and training, Xiaomeng welcomed her Olympic Games.

She felt that time was flying by; it seemed like just yesterday she was training, competing, competing, training, and before long, she would be going to the battlefield.

This year's Olympic Games were held in Japan, and Xiaomeng flew there directly from China in her Gulfstream 550.

She arrived just two days before the competition.

Fortunately, she arrived relatively late. The conditions in the Olympic Village were so poor that she couldn't stay there. She had to stay at a five-star hotel rented by a friend who was an equestrian athlete in Qatar, right next to the competition venue.

When she arrived at the competition venue to warm up, she also discovered that the environment there was not very friendly to the horses.

The competition venue was set up in a really weird way. There were always sculptures like the big heads of geishas and the big butts of sumo wrestlers next to the hurdles that were hard to describe.

It scared some of the timid horses in the race quite a bit.

Xiaomeng witnessed a British athlete named Xiao Ma being so frightened at the obstacle that he kept backing away and didn't even dare to jump.

Is Japan resorting to any means necessary to win? They're resorting to such underhanded tricks.

Xiaomeng quickly hugged her "Kapibala" and told it in its ear that it was all fake. She even dragged it to the sumo wrestler statue and let it kick it before the child was relieved.

Fortunately, "Kapibala" was originally a very stable person, and after gaining intelligence, he became quite clever.

After realizing that the items next to the obstacles were all counterfeit, it felt much more at ease.

In addition, Xiaomeng promised to take it back to her hometown in Ireland for a vacation after the competition, and also promised to let it eat as much fruit as it wanted. Encouraged by the vacation and delicious food, the child's courage increased greatly.

During the warm-up, its performance was flawless, the best of the night. It made riders from other countries incredibly envious. Everyone said that horses with such courage are very rare.