What is paradise for the rich like?

Eden Island, the only artificial island in Seychelles, is a legendary paradise for the rich. When you cross a simple five-hole concrete bridge from the east side of the main island of Mahe, you will reach Eden Island. Eden Island covers an area of ​​0.56 square kilometers and has 0.16 square kilometers of private waterways, which are mainly used for private yacht moorings. The island was invested and built by the King of the United Arab Emirates and is one of the most famous high-end residential areas in Seychelles. The open-air parking lot is in a dilapidated state: the ground is full of potholes, and the buildings have been in disrepair for many years, which is completely confusing. After parking, walk into the Eden Island gate. The access control at the main gate requires face recognition, and only the owner and guests staying in the hotel can enter by face recognition. It can be seen that the security is very tight. After entering, walk 200 meters and a quiet and beautiful paradise suddenly appears. Cars are not allowed on the entire island, but every household is equipped with an electric car, and residents on the island have private berths for yachts. The shore was filled with yachts of all sizes, as if one had entered a yacht club. The European-style villas are hidden in the tropical jungle. Each villa is equipped with a private swimming pool and a spacious terrace. The modern design and tropical style blend perfectly, as if you have entered a paradise on earth. The three-story independent cottage with a red roof is full of high-end romance. In addition to the large green lawn, there is also a white sandy beach and swaying palm trees. The community's equipped gym, tennis courts and several freshwater swimming pools all showcase relaxation and comfort. It is said that the villas here rent for one hundred thousand a month, and the guest rooms range from one thousand to ten thousand, with various price ranges. Guests staying in the hotel here will enjoy exclusive electric cars and butler services in each room. Would swimming and enjoying the breeze here give people a goal to strive for?