Actually, Li Younan wasn't just waking up—he'd been awake for quite a while. When he used to work, he always had this dream: go to sleep at 9 p.m., get up at 6 a.m. the next day. Even if he spaced out in bed for an hour, he could guarantee a full 8 hours of sleep.
When he was little, he used to be hot-headed too. In elementary school, he once forgot his homework, and the teacher accused him of lying, making him cry in frustration. After he got home, he was still upset—feeling wronged and blaming the teacher for falsely accusing him.
His mom comforted him, saying it didn't matter; if he was in a bad mood, just get a good night's sleep—after 8 hours, all would be fine.
Li Younan slept, got a solid, full rest, and sure enough, the next day everything really was better.
His mom repeated that phrase she always said: "It's not a big deal."
