"Yes, yes, go on," Lambert urged.
Now that they have found a way to possibly confirm the Riemann hypothesis, how can they care about anything else?
Su Qingyun looked at the next contestant standing aside, dumbfounded, and said with a smile: "Now is not my time to compete alone, please go to the next one."
This is not just her academic lecture, but a competition for everyone, and the rules of the competition must be respected.
After Su Qingyun said this, the judges realized that they were too excited and it was not fair to the other contestants.
"Sorry, it's our fault." Stevens took a deep breath and apologized directly, "I understand, Su, you go down first."
There will be time after the game, they can continue to discuss, but now, the game has to go on.
Stevens looked at the next contestant, "One minute, let's calm down."
They are now too excited and need to calm down before they can listen carefully to the next contestant's speech.
"Okay... okay." The next contestant was almost dumbfounded and nodded quickly.
"Am I crazy, or is this world crazy? Mr. Stevens and the others almost couldn't focus on the game because of this girl's speech!"
"I really want to understand what she said."
"Why is she so outstanding among the other contestants?"
"Who on earth said Chinese people are bad at math? They're obviously very good at it!"
"I suddenly feel that Team China may not lose the bet with Team D."
"Me too."
The contestants who were shocked by the judges' inappropriate performance said that their impression of Chinese mathematics has been refreshed and it is no longer the previous impression of being weak and insignificant.
A minute later, the game continued.
Su Qingyun had returned to her seat. Alexandra cheered softly, "Wow, you're awesome! Although I didn't understand what you were saying at all." But she could see the judges' expressions, which were exactly the same as their expressions when they discovered the treasure.
Li Siyuan looked at her with admiration. He was not good at English and didn't know what Su Qingyun was saying, but he could see that the judges had a very high opinion of Su Qingyun.
Yu Qi looked at her with a complicated expression. He had so much to say but didn't know where to start.
Should I ask her why she knows so much about the Riemann hypothesis? Or what exactly did she say that excited the panel?
In the end, he could only manage one sentence, "Are you hungry?"
Su Qingyun was stunned for a moment, then nodded honestly, "A little bit."
"Then let's go eat first." Yu Qi wiped his face.
The world is big, but eating is the most important thing.
"good."
Yu Qi took Su Qingyun and Li Siyuan out of the classroom. Alexandra hesitated for a moment and did not follow.
Chen Zheyu and the others had been waiting outside. When they saw the three people come out, they hurriedly asked, "How is it? Is everything over?"
"it's over."
Chen Zheyu wanted to ask something, but Yu Qi said, "Let's go to the cafeteria first, and then we'll talk."
"good."
A group of people walked to the cafeteria and ordered some food at random. They all tasted bad and there was no difference.
After finding a place to sit down, everyone began to review with each other. Except for Su Qingyun, the other four people drew math problems. Among them, the problem Chen Zheyu drew was the most difficult, but he also found a solution within ten minutes. Overall, everyone performed well.
"Qingyun, what did you draw?" After everyone else had finished speaking, Chen Zheyu remembered to ask Su Qingyun.
Su Qingyun took a bite of bread and said casually: "Riemann hypothesis."
“Bang!”
"Bang!"
It was the sound of their knives, forks and chopsticks falling to the ground. Chen Zheyu, Chen Ru and Mu Qiu were all stunned.
"Qingyun, what did you draw?" Chen Zheyu's voice was trembling.
"It's the Riemann hypothesis," Yu Qi said. He was now much calmer than before. "Don't worry, everyone. Qingyun performed very well. The judges gave good comments. The score should be okay."
Chen Zheyu and the other two all looked at Yu Qi in unison, all with shocked expressions. What did they mean by a good performance?
To put it bluntly, if Yu Qi had said that Su Qingyun's performance was not very good, they might not have been so shocked. What does "performed well" mean? Does it mean that Qingyun really put forward constructive ideas about the Riemann hypothesis?
Yu Qi looked at everyone's shocked faces without saying a word. To be honest, let alone them, he himself was still in disbelief.
"Everyone, come eat." Su Qingyun invited everyone to eat. "The competition is over. Let's have a good rest. We can go home after the awards ceremony tomorrow."
Although she had only been out for a few days, she already missed her parents and home even more.
"Qingyun is right. Everyone should have a good rest after dinner." Yu Qi also said.
Everyone was silent, looking at the food on their plates. The food was already unpalatable, and now they had no mood to eat anymore. They wished they could arrive at tomorrow's award ceremony in the blink of an eye. They were so anxious that they couldn't wait even a moment longer.
Su Qingyun's performance in the free speech session soon spread to the mouths of contestants from various countries. Everyone knew that the youngest contestant from China shocked the judging panel, and Mr. Stevens almost delayed the competition for her.
Naturally, this news also reached the ears of Team D. Frank suddenly felt uneasy and asked Christian, "Are the Chinese team members so powerful? They wouldn't..."
"No!" Christian interrupted him flatly. "Don't you know the Chinese team's math skills? They're just here to make up the numbers. How could they possibly be truly talented? They must have spread the news themselves."
Frank hesitated to speak. It seemed that this was not reported by the Chinese team. Their team member Charles was in the third classroom and witnessed the situation with his own eyes. The judging panel seemed to have a very high opinion of the Chinese team's performance.
But looking at Christian's determined face, Frank still didn't say anything. Anyway, no matter what, the results will be announced tomorrow, and then everything will be clear.
After all the contestants finished their competition and were scored, the judges finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Stevens closed his notebook and said, "That's all, everyone."
Lambert smiled, "I can't wait to find Sue and continue discussing the Riemann hypothesis with her."
"Who isn't?" Kunnier also laughed.
"We were right, Sue is a math genius!" Wade sighed, "No, the word genius is not enough to describe her. Her talent is terrifying and abnormal."
Everyone nodded in agreement.
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