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Motivated by the significant role of self-duality in factorization, we progress to operator systems that are self-dual as matrix-ordered spaces, or in finite-dimensional case, as operator systems. We construct the self-dual operator Hilbert system SOH based on Pisier’s operator Hilbert space OH [29] and prove analogous structural results of SOH. This leads us to create a tensor product of finite-dimensional operator systems via factorization through SOH, denoted by γsoh. We prove various tensorial and nuclearity properties of γsoh, which distinguish γsoh from other known tensor products found in [8, 17, 18]. Then we extend such construction to the infinite-dimensional case and conclude that γsoh indeed defines a new tensor product of operator systems. The construction of SOH also motivates us to visit the Paulsen system SV of an operator space V (see [26]). We examine some structural questions about SV including the states, matrix-ordered dual, and operator system quotient. 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