An unusual video has emerged from China of an game held in Shanghai where people compete to stay still and silent for the longest - the biggest prize being an iPhone 6.

According to reports there were 282 participants involved on Sunday, 21 December - sitting together without trying to move, laugh or leave for the bathroom. Half the contestants failed to hold for an hour while the winner, a young preschool teacher called Ms Yan, made it to the end after three hours and 6 minutes.

The game reportedly first came from from South Korea; aiming to encourage the public to release the heavy pressure of living. It also took place in another three cities around the country.

An unusual video has emerged from China of an game held in Shanghai where people compete to stay still and silent for the longest - the biggest prize being an iPhone 6.

According to reports there were 282 participants involved on Sunday, 21 December - sitting together without trying to move, laugh or leave for the bathroom. Half the contestants failed to hold for an hour while the winner, a young preschool teacher called Ms Yan, made it to the end after three hours and 6 minutes.

The game reportedly first came from from South Korea; aiming to encourage the public to release the heavy pressure of living. It also took place in another three cities around the country.