# Chinese Cinema Offers Nap Service for Office Workers

A Xi'an cinema in China launched a paid nap service for employees during lunch hours.

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LumiAi Cinema in Xi'an, China, launched a paid nap service for office workers in April 2025 to utilize empty seats during weekday lunch hours. [^1]

BMI, education level, and knowledge score exhibited the strongest nominally significant associations with poor cardiometabolic control. [^2]

Only 2.88% of the 1,874 patients achieved comprehensive cardiometabolic control, defined as meeting targets for blood pressure, glycemia, and lipid levels. [^3]

The cinema allocated 76 seats across two screening halls that recline 180 degrees for use between 12:00 PM and 2:30 PM. [^4]

The service costs 39.9 yuan (approximately 8,100 Korean won) per person for access to designated screening halls on weekdays. [^5]

Poor cardiometabolic control was defined as failure to meet the target in any single domain among blood pressure, glycemia, and lipid levels. [^6]

A survey conducted by a Chinese association in March found that over 70% of Chinese people take naps for at least 30 minutes daily. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. LumiAi Cinema in Xi'an, China, launched a paid nap service for office workers in April 2025 to utilize empty seats during weekday lunch hours. (동아일보, News)
2. BMI, education level, and knowledge score exhibited the strongest nominally significant associations with poor cardiometabolic control. (Frontiers, News)
3. Only 2.88% of the 1,874 patients achieved comprehensive cardiometabolic control, defined as meeting targets for blood pressure, glycemia, and lipid levels. (Frontiers, News)
4. The cinema allocated 76 seats across two screening halls that recline 180 degrees for use between 12:00 PM and 2:30 PM. (동아일보, News)
5. The service costs 39.9 yuan (approximately 8,100 Korean won) per person for access to designated screening halls on weekdays. (동아일보, News)
6. Poor cardiometabolic control was defined as failure to meet the target in any single domain among blood pressure, glycemia, and lipid levels. (Frontiers, News)
7. A survey conducted by a Chinese association in March found that over 70% of Chinese people take naps for at least 30 minutes daily. (동아일보, News)

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