Working for you 24 hours a day, just because you are its whole world...

"Eat cute platelets to grow bigger"

You are not alone in this world.

You are made up of 37.2 trillion cells.

You are a community with a shared future.

They are your basic units. Without them, you would cease to exist. And you are their entire world.

They are for your "energized work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year".

The anime "Cells at Work!" is adapted from the manga of the same name created by Akane Shimizu.

This is a story about you. The story inside you—

In the world called the body, cells are working energetically and without rest today.

Red blood cells that transport oxygen, white blood cells that fight bacteria...here are the unknown stories of cells.

"Cells at Work!" uses "humanization" to present the cells in our bodies in the form of stories.

Not only does it allow us to feel the cells' will to resist foreign enemies and unite as one through their daily lives.

And more importantly, compared to the dogmatic knowledge in most books or the lively and interesting biology classes, this series popularizes the types of cells and their functions in our body in an entertaining way.

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Not only did we get entertainment, but we also gained knowledge.

There are 14 episodes, and every 1-2 episodes is a case. Each case vividly shows the working principles of cells in the human body by explaining how cells fight against enemies.

One of your mood swings,

One of your scratches,

One of your colds,

Your every frown and smile is related to them.

And every time you get scratched,

Every time I shed tears,

Every smile in their world

It could be a tsunami.

An earthquake,

An alien invasion.

Imagine that there is a small world inside your body protecting you, and billions of cells living only for you. Don’t you feel warm?

Each cell is sticking to its own position and will not feel tired, just doing its job well. Nerve cells are responsible for regulating the entire body, immune cells are responsible for fighting against invading substances, and red blood cells and platelets also have their own meaning of existence.

Even tiny cells have a meaning of existence, so why can't we find our own place in society?

A country is like a "person", and we are the small cells in this "person" that support the normal work and operation of the whole body. Shouldn't we live more actively and hard? Animation uses a "burning" way to let us feel the life and work of each cell in the body. Why can't we let this "burning" give us more fighting spirit?

This year is an extraordinary year. During the epidemic, we have seen many ordinary heroes - especially the vast number of medical workers.

In order to fight the epidemic, thousands of frontline medical workers have worked tirelessly to treat every patient and save as many lives as possible. They have saved patients from death time and time again, but they have also been pushed closer to death time and time again - because there is a risk of infection at any time.

Don’t the way they run around and work so hard look just like the cells in “Cells at Work!” who work hard to resist the invasion of foreign viruses?

It is because of the hard work of the cells in our body that we have a healthy body. It is because of the hard work of the medical staff that we have the courage and confidence to defeat the epidemic.

In the new year, keep fighting like a tiny cell, and believe that as long as you put in some effort, you will definitely gain something. Let’s cheer for it together!

Did the cells inspire your fighting spirit? Feel free to leave a comment in the comment section.