That day, they strolled around.

In the evening, they ate yak hotpot and found a small bar to listen to music.

The next morning.

The group packed enough oxygen tanks and drove to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, first visiting Blue Moon Lake at the foot of the mountain, and then taking a cable car up.

Whether it was Casino, 1997 or Hong Kong, the area was too small to accommodate unique natural scenery.

As a result, Nangong Tian and Jiang Yu were always especially excited every time they traveled. Even with an oxygen tank each, it couldn't stop their determination to keep climbing higher.

After finally climbing to a height of more than 4,600 meters, Su Yehao and the others were watched by other tourists the whole time.

Compared to the snow-covered natural scenery, these tourists felt that Su Yehao, the world's richest Chinese man, was a rarer sight.

The scenery was always there, but it would be difficult to accidentally run into Su Yehao a second time in their lives.

The little girl was already delicate and weak. At this moment, she took deep breaths and said, "I can't do it anymore. Is there still so much higher up? If you want to climb, go yourselves. I'll wait for you here. I feel like I'm already getting altitude sickness."

Su Yehao glanced at her oxygen mask and then at the tour guide who was helping carry the oxygen tank, and said speechlessly, "You've only climbed a few hundred meters at most. You never listen when I tell you to exercise. You're always lazy."

The tour guide, without blushing or panting, waved his hand with a smile and reminded them:

"You can only go this far. Above here is basalt and limestone, which are prone to weathering and collapse. People can easily fall down if they're not careful, so the scenic area is not open to the public."

"......That's great."

Jiang Yu breathed a sigh of relief and then said, "The scenery here is really good, and so is the lake below the mountain. If I hadn't come to see it, I wouldn't have understood. Yehao, you should have your TV station come and film some documentaries, like the deserts of the Northwest and Jiuzhaigou. These places are also super beautiful."

Hong Kong residents prefer to travel to Europe. This can be seen from the performance of Hong Hao Travel Agency. Not many customers choose to travel to the mainland.

Su Yehao took off his oxygen mask, felt the cool air at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters, and said:

"Your words reminded me. When I get back, I'll have ATV plan a series about traveling through the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, and have the *Super Challenge* variety show crew film at various scenic spots. Not only in Hong Kong, but this variety show now has many viewers in Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, plus the audience in the mainland itself, covering hundreds of millions of people in total. While the show's popularity is still there, we should hurry up and do some promotion."

After hearing this, the little girl asked curiously, "What do you mean by while the popularity is still there? Is the viewership declining?"

Shrugging, Su Yehao told her, "Yes, our *Super Challenge* has people dubbing it. The picture quality of the TV is getting clearer and clearer, so it looks a little weird. In addition, due to cultural differences, other TV stations are already producing similar programs to grab ATV's market share."

"I see. I think it's very interesting. I watch almost every episode."

After the little girl finished speaking, she pulled Jiang Yu to take pictures. She had just said that she was too tired to walk, but when it came to taking pictures, she was immediately revived and took one picture after another.

Seeing this, Su Yehao only found it interesting, thinking that it was no wonder that girls liked to take selfies when smartphones became popular in the future. It seemed that this kind of nature really existed.

This gave him some inspiration, and he said to Linda Yun:

"Help me write this down. Go back and develop a software for automatic beauty filters, directly linked to personal spaces and Moments, which can be directly sent to social spaces. The vast majority of people don't know how to use photo editing tools, and currently we're..."

In the room, he used the hotel's own kettle to boil mineral water to make tea. The altitude was a bit high, and the water would boil at eighty-five degrees Celsius, which was perfect for making green tea.

In May of this year, officials from Lin'an entrusted someone to give Su Yehao two small cans of tea, only one hundred grams in total, produced from the "Imperial Eighteen Trees" ancient tea trees in Longjing. The annual output was only fifty grams, so even Su Yehao had to save it and savor it carefully.

This time, he tasted the best pu-erh in the hotel and found that it had a sweet aftertaste, so he bought a few cakes to take with him.

Jiang Yu lay on the bed resting, staring at the blue sky outside the window for a long time, and suddenly asked, "I remember that Miss Nong has a niche hotel called Aman, which only opens in the places with the best scenery. Why didn't she open one in Shangri-La? Oh, right, the media also said that she bought a large ranch in California."

Su Yehao felt a tightening, and he answered guiltily, "It has nothing to do with me. She earned the money herself."

"Really?" The little girl also joined in the fun.

Su Yehao was silent for a moment, and then said:

"...Okay, I gave her some investment advice. I met her relatively early. When Yahoo was bought, Yahoo's total market value was only a few billion US dollars, and she made a fortune all at once. Don't say I favor one over the other. Nangong, you've made a lot of money too, but your investment directions are different. Those hotels and ranches all suffered terrible losses."

Jiang Yu was calm and said, "I was just asking casually. Why are you nervous? This place has a kind of primitive, natural sacredness. I'm too lazy to be angry with you. The most spectacular natural scenery in the mainland seems to be in the Northwest or Southwest, and it's no less than other countries, but the basic infrastructure is a bit backward, and the hotels aren't as luxurious."

"It's not luxurious enough because the market environment is different. It will be different when the economy develops. People all over the world run to the ski resorts in the French Alps and the snowfields in Iceland where they can see the aurora. Of course, it's profitable to invest in luxury hotels there."

After listening to Su Yehao, the little girl nodded:

"Yes, hotel prices in Iceland are very expensive. When my mother and I went there, a suite cost more than a thousand US dollars a night, and there were no extra rooms. Actually, when it comes to scenery, the snow-capped mountains on the plateau are the most spectacular, but unfortunately, the altitude is too high to build ski resorts..."