As a museum control, the museums of different themes I have seen in these years are not too small, but the "Corruption Museum" was heard in Ukraine for the first time. The so-called "corruption museum" is actually a luxury manor in the exile of Kiev, the former Ukrainian President Yanukovych in exile. The girl at the ticket office reminded me that it would be better to buy a battery ticket because the museum is too big the manor covers an area of 137 hectares and is fast enough to catch up with the size of a country in Monaco. Sitting in a battery car, roughly wandering around the manor built on the banks of the Dnieper River, it took almost an hour. The manor is complete and extravagant, with helipads, zoos, artificial lakes, golf courses, dairy farms, yachts, villas, tunnels, marinas and large gardens... everything is like an independent empire. Yanukovich's mansion is rich in oil paintings, gold-plated toilets, 2 kg of pure gold bread and expensive classic car collections, but his annual salary is less than 100,000! Since he fled to Russia, this luxury manor has been exposed to the world and became the "corruption museum" we see today.