Daydream believers lift 'lunch-break economy'

From massages, cinema naps to oxygen therapy, workers find healing window

At 12:00 pm on a Wednesday, Lin Yihan, a 43-year-old legal counsel at a firm in Dalian, Liaoning province, is lying fully reclined in a massage shop a 10-minute walk from her office.

Soft ambient music plays. An eye mask covers her face. She has paid 100 yuan ($14.7) to escape the open-plan office and be somewhere that is not her home or workplace for the next 60 minutes.