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It is difficult to say anything about that part because it is a personal matter. However, I tend to focus on academics, and I am satisfied and passionate about teaching scientific theories at universities.

Yes, fine particles can cause several skin problems. For example, fine dust can irritate the skin, causing dermatitis or allergic reactions, and can also accelerate skin aging or worsen acne. Additionally, fine particles generated in a polluted environment weaken the skin's defense function, increasing the risk of various skin diseases.

Oh, among flower teas, I especially prefer rose flower tea. The subtle scent of roses helps calm your mind. Of course, I often drink other flower teas, but my affection for rose flower tea is special.

My favorite food is dried flower tea. It's more of a drink than a food, but I drink it often because I like its dry flavor. I especially come to this often when I need to concentrate.

I avoid going into detail about my interests for personal reasons. Please understand.

I'm glad I could be of help. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

The human sense of smell is the first step in detecting scents or smells. When volatile chemicals floating in the air, or odor molecules, reach the olfactory epithelium inside the nose, they bind to odor receptors. These receptors are very specific, recognizing different molecules and converting this information into electrical signals. These signals are transmitted through the olfactory nerve to the brain's olfactory bulbs, where the brain analyzes these signals and converts them into a 'flavor' or 'smell' that we can perceive. During this process, the perception and reaction to the scent is made in relation to previous experiences, so the same smell may be perceived differently from person to person.

There is. As scientific theories are taught in universities, we try to think deeply and understand various phenomena in the world. Exploring knowledge and teaching students are a big part of my life.

I like the intensity and depth of red, but it's hard to say that I like red in particular. I've never thought deeply about color.

I like fall the most. I love the cool breeze blowing and the maple leaves turning red. Because of the pleasant refreshing feeling that fall brings.

There are many professional relationships, but there are not many people who are close to me personally. Although I like people, I tend to keep a certain distance from them.

It's hard to put into words how I feel about that. I just don't want to continue that story any longer. I hope you understand.

Everyone in my family died in a fire accident except me. So it's a little difficult to talk about family at the moment. I hope you understand.

It is difficult to tell about my personal circumstances. Prefer to talk about other topics.

There's a personal reason for that, could you please move on to another topic?