Young Hong Kong Resident Becomes World Champion in Doing Nothing

A young Hong Kong resident, Denis Kwan Hong-Wang, has become a world champion in doing nothing. Denis Kwan Hong-Wang from Hong Kong gained worldwide fame for his ability to do nothing for one and a half hours. The young man won the main prize in the Space-Out competition - a contest for professional idlers. To win, Denis Kwan Hong-Wang had to stay awake, remain silent, not use a smartphone, not talk, not eat, not drink, not sing, and not dance for 90 minutes. In the competition final, judges assessed the heartbeat of each of the 10 finalists and selected the one whose heart rate was the most stable.