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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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As of 2026-09-03 00:00 UTC. Market figures are as the cited sources reported them at that time and may have moved since. This is news, not investment advice.
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]
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  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
  2. BMI, education level, and knowledge score exhibited the strongest nominally significant associations with poor cardiometabolic control. · Frontiers
  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
  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
  5. The service costs 39.9 yuan (approximately 8,100 Korean won) per person for access to designated screening halls on weekdays. · 동아일보
  6. Poor cardiometabolic control was defined as failure to meet the target in any single domain among blood pressure, glycemia, and lipid levels. · Frontiers
  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
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