What foreshadowings and plots are hidden in the slogan of "Cells at Work"?

I think the foreshadowing and plot hidden in the slogan of "Cells at Work" are as follows. I believe that everyone must not have missed this summer's cartoon dark horse "Cells at Work". So did the children notice the small details filling every corner while watching? Today, I will sort out various interesting details discovered by the editor-in-chief. As we all know, working cells set the human body as a world of 1.4 trillion cells. The human body we see is like a busy city, with all kinds of different cells as busy as the people doing various jobs in the city.

So we can also see various road signs and directions in the picture. For example, the slogan that appeared in the first episode was not translated by the animation production team. But actually, the above is quite interesting. The order from left to right is: 1. Leave it to the helper T cells; 2. In case of trouble, find the white blood cells. 3. Eosinophils expel parasites. The cells mentioned in the slogan also appear in the plot below. Eosinophil is a cute and strong sister. I don't know if my friends have noticed, but many cells have their own special props. For example, the mast cell that appears in the op is reading a book in the hand that is translated as "The Histamine Treatment Manual." During a pollen allergy attack, mast cells release large amounts of histamine according to the instructions in the book, causing severe allergies in the human body.

Then there are storage units. As a God-view cell, he seems to do nothing but create tension and promote ancient myths that, according to the records of his ancestors, are unreliable when allergies occur in the human body. However, the title of the book that intrigued him was translated as "Memories of a Good Helper". Although the memo metaphor is more vivid, what exactly is a good helper? Yao Ming is like a horror story! White blood cells The arm pocket also has the word "white blood cells", which is actually the abbreviation of "white blood cells". Does it look like a sudden enlightenment when I look at it? In fact, I only knew about it because someone else told me, but after he knew it, he had a feeling, "I didn't even see such a simple thing."

And this super cute vending machine. I think the snacks sold there are delicious! Why do you still feel jealous when you clearly eat everything yourself? This vending machine says "Glucose". Just because of Mengmeng's painting style, the editor completely changed this thing C6H12O6. So I think there are these foreshadowings and plots hidden in the slogan of "Cells at Work".