Generating a surreal image, zooming in on the gear transmission structure of a correction tape: Two microscopic engineers dressed in workwear are fine-tuning a set of gears with a diameter of 0.5mm. The engineer on the left is applying a tiny lubricant pen to the gear shafts, where the lubricant is transparent jelly-like substance slowly seeping into the gear gaps. The engineer on the right is testing the tensile strength of the core of the correction tape, with a miniature tensiometer displaying "500g without breaking." The surface of the core is coated with titanium white powder, resembling an enlarged snowy landscape, shimmering with delicate luster. The housing clips of the correction tape are disassembled, revealing the internal guide wheels. A tiny person stands on one of the guide wheels to calibrate the angle. The background is a solid color, resembling yellow homework notebook paper, with only a few miniature scraps of red cross-patterned paper, symbolizing "incorrect erasers," floating around the core. Through the detailed transmission mechanism, the image conveys a smooth correction experience.