Living in an era where life has become increasingly intense pressures and flows always bigger is not beneficial to health.
Although statistics are not clear, the number of people who die as a result of fatigue or stress at work, seems to be increased dramatically in recent decades.
Finally, a 24-year-old named Li Yuan, employed in an advertising company, died after months of working 15 hours a day.
While exhaustion was akomulua day after day, with Yuan to be working every day from eight o'clock in the morning until 11 pm, not counting the time involved in transport work, the young man's heart stopped while he was on a stack shkeseash in his office in Beijing.
Li was associated with emergency hospital, but there he was confirmed dead on arrival.
Excellent economic growth of China in recent decades, has driven more and more Chinese to try to take advantage of the opportunity presented to gather as much income for their lives.
With a flourishing economy, many people refuse to work two jobs or long hours.
Consequently, it is believed that China has passed Japan to the number of deaths related to stress or fatigue to work with such 600 thousand per year.
From time doctors warn that the human body is not able to afford to work with such a prolonged time, especially when well trimmed hours sleep, but unfortunately, it seems that a change does not appear imminent in this regard.
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