Chinese residents not getting enough sleep, says report


Beijing: Chinese residents sleep less than seven hours per night, according to the 2024 Chinese National Healthy Sleep White Paper, released by the Chinese Sleep Research Society.

The report said that Chinese residents go to bed after midnight on average, with an average sleep duration of 6.75 hours per night.

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