So now, the only thing I can do is to explain to a group of professors in the chat that they shouldn't have too high expectations for this paper.
"Everyone, stop @ing me and no more private messages, I'll respond here. I'm aware that Qiao Ze's paper is confirmed for publication in 'Mathematics Annual', and indeed I've read it, but it really hasn't reached the level of needing a preemptive announcement. You've also seen the title and parts of the abstract, mainly it's about addressing a problem in the non-Abelian gauge fields through Riemann space.
There's some innovation, and the most valuable part probably lies in the two theorems he summarized. You'll know the specifics when it's published in October. As for now, let's not overhype Qiao Ze. He's still just a kid, and elevating him too much isn't good for his growth."
It must be said, after Li Jian Gao spoke up, the professors and researchers in the group indeed fell silent for a moment.
