The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s ‘Personified Diseases’ have landed as LINE stickers! Let Bai Jing and Jian Yi accompany you in chat and together, let’s take preventive measures against diseases~ Add the official account of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a friend to get these stickers.
- Title : TAIWAN CDC × DISEASE Personified
- Price : Free
- Type : Static
- Expiry Date : Available until July 3, 2024
- Language : Mandarin
- Link : line://shop/detail/31186
- Publisher : TAIWAN CDC
- Copyright : Taiwan Centers for Disease Control
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Unleash Your Inner Germaphobe with ‘TAIWAN CDC × DISEASE Personified’ Stickers!
Get ready to spice up your messaging game with a dose of quirky charm! The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Taiwan have unleashed their newest creation – the ‘TAIWAN CDC × DISEASE Personified’ sticker pack. These whimsical characters, Bai Jing and Jian Yi, are here to accompany you in chat, reminding you to stay vigilant against pesky pathogens with a playful twist.
Introducing the dynamic duo – Bai Jing, the sassy personification of the flu virus, and Jian Yi, the mischievous embodiment of the common cold. With their vibrant personalities and infectious (pun intended) expressions, these stickers are sure to add a dose of laughter and levity to your conversations. Whether you’re sharing a relatable sick day struggle or simply embracing your inner germaphobe, these characters will become your trusty virtual companions.
But who are the masterminds behind this delightful digital offering? TAIWAN CDC, the official publisher, has joined forces with the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control, the esteemed copyright holders, to bring you this one-of-a-kind sticker pack. This dynamic collaboration combines expertise in public health with a knack for creative storytelling, ensuring that each sticker is not only entertaining but also subtly educational.
Don’t miss your chance to snag these exclusive stickers! Simply add the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s official LINE account as a friend, and you’ll have access to this quirky collection. But act fast – the download window closes on 07-03-2024. Embrace your inner germaphobe and let Bai Jing and Jian Yi remind you to stay healthy, one giggle-inducing sticker at a time!
Description of TAIWAN CDC × DISEASE Personified’s Sticker
Row 1:
1) An elderly man character sneezing with mucus coming out of his nose, representing the cold or flu virus.
2) A grandmother character sleeping with Z’s above her head, possibly representing being tired from sickness.
3) An elderly man blowing his nose into a tissue, another representation of cold/flu symptoms.
4) A confused-looking elderly character with a hot water bottle on his head, likely depicting fever or illness.
Row 2:
1) An elderly woman wiping sweat from her brow, indicating fever or discomfort from sickness.
2) Two elderly characters, one holding tissues and the other sneezing, depicting spreading germs/illness.
3) An elderly man looking dizzy or disoriented, suggesting symptoms of vertigo or illness.
4) An elderly woman looking distressed and wiping her forehead, possibly suffering from a headache or migraine.
Row 3:
1) A sickly green character vomiting into a toilet, representing symptoms like nausea or food poisoning.
2) An elderly couple surrounded by floating viral particles, portraying the spread of contagious illness.
3) A character with rashes or spots on their face, indicative of conditions like chickenpox or measles.
4) A muscular character with a crutch and injuries, perhaps representing accidents, breaks or physical ailments.
Row 4:
1) A purple ghostly character, maybe representing more severe or deadly illnesses haunting the stickers.
2) A character emerging from a haze or smoke, suggesting respiratory issues like asthma or lung disease.
3) A blonde grandmother pushing a walker, depicting mobility issues that can come with age or disabilities.
4) Two elderly characters shivering together under a blanket, illustrating cold symptoms like chills or hypothermia.
