![]() ![]() ![]() The phrase, which could also be translated as ‘retaliatory staying up late’, spread rapidly on Twitter in June after a post by journalist Daphne K Lee. Rao was doing what the Chinese have called ‘bàofùxìng áoyè’ – or ‘revenge bedtime procrastination’. Often, Rao would stay up surfing the internet, reading the news and watching online videos until well after midnight. “I was deprived of all my personal life.” After her shift, which sometimes included overtime, she had a small window to eat, shower and go to bed – but she sacrificed sleep to eke out some personal time. ![]() Rao, who is originally from Nanjing, moved to financial hub Shanghai about five years ago to work for a multinational pharmaceutical company. Emma Rao spent almost three years on China’s notorious ‘ 996 schedule’: working from nine in the morning to nine in the evening, six days a week. ![]()
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