A multi-millionaire businessman has forked out a whopping £100m to build an office designed to look like the 'Starship Enterprise', reported Mirror.
Star Trek superfan Liu Dejian, the chairman of China's most popular mobile internet provider, built a giant replica of the spaceship - the size of three football pitches.
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The 43-year-old, who is a self-confessed 'Uber Trekkie', has built the world's first officially licensed Star Trek building for his new headquarters in China's Fujian Province, the People's Daily Online reported.
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The building took six years to complete and has 30ft metal slides from the third floor to the ground floor, as well as automatic sliding gates between each working area.
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Liu, who is one of the first people to develop the Chinese internet gaming market, is richer than the Queen - with a £390m fortune.
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The chairman of NetDragon Websoft, Liu finished the new headquarters last year.
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