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Coming up: It's 6:00 a.m. and the biggest screen in town isn't showing trailers,
it's serving steaming baskets of dumplings and World Cup fever.
Crowds in jerseys cheer, chopsticks in hand, as daylight creeps through the exits.
It's not a theater losing its way, by the way,
it's a playground waking up early, proving that a great space can be any kind of wonder.
After that, the midday slump has hit and your desk suddenly looks like the coziest pillow in the world.
Arms become cushions, notebooks turn into blankets, and for 15 sweet, sweet minutes, the office hum fades away.
It feels like a tiny act of self-care, that mini office nap.
But have you ever wondered what your neck, your back, and your breathing are saying about your mini rest?
We'll talk about that this afternoon.
Imagine walking into a movie theater at 6:00 in the morning.
But you're not there to buy popcorn or wait for the latest blockbuster.
You are grabbing a basket of steaming dim sum, putting on your Argentina jersey, or England jersey,
or any other jersey that happens to remain in the FIFA World Cup,
because that is why you're there to watch it on a giant cinema screen.
It sounds unusual, maybe, but it's exactly what's happening here in China,