The French humanistic travel documentary series Les Routes de l'impossible tells the story of people who take great risks to make a living by driving vehicles (cars, trucks, boats...). The content of this issue takes us into the Somaliland, this is the world's most money in the region, the ground casually placed bundles of banknotes, the residents here are generous, out of the door to do some things are carrying a whole knitted belt of money, there is no safe, no checking machine, and even the body of the security guards have not seen, the people's homes in addition to the banknotes is simply nothing. In many domestic media platforms, if you search for the words "Somaliland", most of the descriptions that will fill your eyes are some of these. For example, it is said that Somaliland is so poor that only money is left, or that it is the paradise of African banknotes, or that the people here make a living by selling money in stalls. It is also said that the poorest people in Somaliland are all billionaires. So what is the real Somaliland like?