If there’s one thing this dynamic, modernising, can-do society loves, it’s a good nap.
Whether it’s because they’ve got up too early to do their tai chi, stayed up too late watching their new modern TVs, or because these Chinese beds are notoriously hard, few places are deemed too obscure to grab a few winks in the daytime.
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| Certainly one of the most popular is any big furniture store, in this case IKEA. If you do it right, a quick test run of a bed or sofa can turn into a few hours of very comfortable sleep. |
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| Or an armchair. |
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| Public buses usually look like a cart-away service for the chronically narcoleptic, but any mode of transport is pretty good. These three-wheel flat-tray bikes are very popular. |
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| For sheer numbers though, few places beat a nice, warm fast food restaurant. Here you can order just a token bit of food or drink - or not - and make a table your own. Remember, this is for the ordinary folk. We're not talking about the homeless. |
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| The best part is, noone who works in these places ever shows any inclination to gently nudge the sleeper on the shoulder and remind them that this is a fast food diner and that they did not book a sleeping compartment. Perhaps they've been in the same situation themselves. |
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| My favourite: Burger still in hand, mid-text and ... zonk. |
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