On Wednesday, Chosun University’s sports field in Gwangju, South Korea, became an unexpected arena for a nap competition, where students and citizens battled it out—not with sports, but with sleep! ⁣ ⁣ This quirky event transformed the field into a cozy haven of blankets and pillows, as participants competed to nap like champions, highlighting South Korea’s growing focus on sleep awareness. While specific details like rules or winners are still emerging due to the event’s recency, its purpose was to advocate for rest in a nation where sleep is scarce. ⁣ ⁣ South Korea ranks 50th out of 57 markets for sleep habits, according to the IKEA Sleep Report 2025, with citizens averaging just 6 hours and 27 minutes nightly—far below the recommended 7-9 hours. Long work hours and long commutes chip away at rest, making events like this vital. ⁣ ⁣ These events turn rest into a public spectacle, blending humor with a serious message: sleep matters. In a culture where hustle overshadows health, nappi...