CATDOLL : CATDOLL: In which year was Fire Phoenix’s Bridal Sedan released?

1. In which year was the Fire Phoenix's bridal sedan released?

Released at the end of 1995~~~

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2. What is the result of the flourishing spirit of free thinking since the end of the Spring and Autumn Period?

The nations fought endlessly, and in order to survive and become strong, they were eager to find talents. Various theories of powerful nations were competing with each other, and scholars held their own opinions. Only talents were used, so free thought flourished...

3. In Detective Conan, which episode does Kogoro Maori go to a place full of clocks and animals?

104 The Thieves' Villa Incident (Part 1)

Episode 105 The Thieves' Villa Incident (Part 2)

4. What is the origin of Trunks' sword?

There is a related plot in the comics. It was given to him by a friend. It seems that there is something in his body that wants to control him, making him always want to kill people. But as long as he blows the flute, he will be quiet. It seems to be like this, and Trunks helped him... I can't remember clearly

5. Where do the Ten Directions Sacred Trees come from?

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The Ten Directions Divine Tree is obtained by participating in investment activities

Only those who participated in the investment can get it. It requires 50W gold coins.

6. Where does the fragrance of flowers come from?

Flowers contain oil cells that can continuously secrete aromatic oils. Aromatherapy oils are very volatile, especially during the day, when the flowers are heated by the sun and emit fragrance.

Colorful flowers make people love them, and the fragrance of flowers makes people feel refreshed. So where does the fragrance of flowers come from? The fragrance of flowers comes from the petals. This is because the petals contain oil cells, from which the fragrant aromatic oil can be secreted. Along with the water, the aromatic oil evaporates into the air, so the rich fragrance floats in the air.

However, there are some flowers that do not have oil cells in their petals and cannot produce aromatic oils, but they still smell fragrant. This is because the petals contain a kind of compound that has no fragrance itself, but can also emit fragrance when it is decomposed.

When the weather is clear, the sun is shining, and the temperature rises, the aromatic oil in the petals evaporates faster and drifts farther, so the fragrance is stronger. But some flowers, such as tuberose and Milan, bloom at night, but their fragrance is stronger than during the day. Why is this? This is because the pores on these petals open wider when the air humidity is higher, and the aromatic oil evaporates more, so the fragrance emitted at night is purer.