At present, Princess Dubai, with the help of her German friends, successfully fled Dubai with a huge sum of money and went to Germany. In fact, the princesses and princesses living in Arab countries would rather give up their superior material life and risk their lives to escape. What is the unknown story behind this? This time, the Princess of Dubai escaped successfully. According to netizens, her courage is commendable and worthy of admiration.

Princess Haya, who graduated from Oxford University with a 31 million, seven-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter, did not flee to Britain but chose to take refuge in Germany because she had told close friends that she did not believe in Britain and feared that she and her children would be sent back to the United Arab Emirates and would be subjected to inhuman torture.

The official request of the UAE government for Germany to extradite Princess Haya was rejected, which may trigger a diplomatic crisis between the two countries.

Princess Haya, 45, is the half-sister of King Abdullah II of Jordan. After she married Almaktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates in 2004, the couple were considered fairy tales in the Arab world. According to people close to the couple, when Princess Haya talks about her husband, her eyes always shine with happiness. It is undeniable that they are the embodiment of happiness in the eyes of the outside world.

But why would she rather give up her good material life and risk her life to betray and flee? No one knows what really happened between them. But if we sort out how Princess Haya was and what she had experienced in the past, maybe it's not hard to understand why this happened.

As a princess, Princess Haya not only received Western-style education, but also loved sports from an early age, especially equestrian and football. At the age of 13, she represented Jordan in international equestrian competitions. At the Sydney Olympics, she also represented Jordan in the Barrier-Crossing Equestrian Competition. She herself has said more than once: "Sports has been one of her important lifestyles since childhood." In addition, she likes rock and roll music and was proud to have played with the Gun Rose band.

Princess Haya is the only woman in Jordan who has a license to drive a heavy vehicle. When she was young, Princess Haya wanted to be a journalist, reporting the most real social events for newspapers and magazines. Or to be a fashion model and show women's elegance on the T-stage. But since she married to the United Arab Emirates, she has actively participated in various social activities in addition to her husband and son.

In 2007, former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appointed her as a peace envoy. She served as a Goodwill Ambassador of the World Food and Agriculture Organization and was the first woman and Arab to hold this position. She established the first food aid NGO in the Middle East. Haya, who loves sports, believes that "sports can not only enhance physical fitness and improve life, but also break the barriers between people and between countries".

She served as a member of the International Olympic Committee and Chairperson of the International Equestrian Association. She spared no effort to involve young Arab girls in various sports, and established sports education and training institutions in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates. It was also because of sports that she met her later husband, Alemaktoum. Alemaktoum also likes equestrian and has been a sponsor of Britain's largest equestrian competition for many years.

Born in 1949, Almaktoum was appointed Crown Prince of Dubai Chief in 1995 and succeeded as Chief. His family is said to have nearly $100 billion in wealth. In 2006, he became deputy president and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, considered a powerful figure in the United Arab Emirates, and an important figure in the country's social and economic transformation. Almactum's official wife has two, and Princess Haya is his second wife. His eldest wife, Princess Hurd, is from the royal family of the United Arab Emirates. They are cousins of their relatives and have 12 children. In addition to the two officially recognized wives, Almactum has four other wives. Six of them gave birth to nine sons, 14 daughters and 23 children.

But more than once, his children fled with huge sums of money. Among them, the protagonist Samantha, who took advantage of his vacation in Britain and asked for refuge, was captured by secret agents sent by the Dubai authorities and executed directly. His other daughter, Latifah, was captured for escaping and then captured again, so she was called the "Princess of Escape". Latifah said that as the princess of the Emirates of Dubai, she was not only free, but also abused by her father for a long time. She had conspired for years to escape, but was eventually captured by the chieftain's pursuers in the Indian Ocean, but she was not executed. Princess Haya did not appear again after fleeing to Germany, but made a statement through the German media. The statement neither condemned her husband nor said why she fled, but simply demanded a divorce. Officials in the United Arab Emirates did not say anything about it, but Almaktoum published two poems saying, "Please forgive my mistakes and remember my good".

As a deeply hierarchical monarchy, the UAE will never allow women to betray their husbands, nor will it tolerate their wives and others to "elope". As the princess of the UAE, Princess Haya fled. The UAE government must be angry because her escape not only damaged the image of the Royal family, but also the key is her. Set an example for women living under the feudal monarchy - yearning for freedom, not afraid of pow