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Chapter 119 Chen, you have lost your academic bottom line! (13)

The top students of Longjiang Experimental School have now gathered together as a group around Xu Qingshan.

When something beyond ordinary people's cognition happens before their eyes, people will always gradually accept it and then be completely convinced of the person who did it.

Just like those fellow villagers who followed the first emperor in the uprising.

When many coincidences happen, they will naturally be seen from the perspective of the child of destiny, and then everything unreasonable will become reasonable.

Just like Xu Qingshan in front of him.

At this moment, no matter how Xu Qingshan talks on the podium about how quality-oriented education is the best, we should not take the college entrance examination.

The top students in the audience would also nod in agreement at this time, and then turn around to continue preparing for the college entrance examination.

Xu Qingshan's score of 750, his admission to Peking University, the special selection he brought to everyone, and the academic paper he is said to be writing.
All these are enough to give Xu Qingshan some qualifications to turn black into white in high school.

It sounds like a fantasy.

But if a school can really produce a Xu Qingshan, there will be many principals willing to do so, even if it means asking the principal to personally take care of his daily life. I guess there will be a long queue.

The task that Xu Qingshan assigned to this group of top students seemed difficult, but in fact it was not easy at all.

But fortunately he did not set a time limit.

He just hoped that these guys could clearly grasp the main idea of ​​the topic, and then follow the context of the topic to discover the sinister intentions hidden behind the question setter.

And thematic thinking is just problem-solving thinking.

Xu Qingshan later planned to use his trump card to brainwash these young people in the last hundred days or so, so that they would have absolute execution and belief.

He really spared no effort.

If this group of people could really go to Huaqing University and Peking University together, it would be like tearing a hole in the map.

In the huge capital city and the vast academic circle, an entrance to the Longjiang School began to open.

And Xu Qingshan is naturally the leader of the Longjiang School.

In China.

The essence of power is from the bottom up, not from the top down.

Many people are unable to see this clearly, so they continue to lose their base and eventually end up in prison.

But Xu Qingshan was very clear about this.

No matter how rampant he was in Shanghai in his previous life, he always lacked a foundation and a huge, close network of relationships.

He is not a native of Hudu, so it would be of no use even if he learned to speak Hudu dialect.

New Shanghainese are always considered as little guys in the eyes of old Shanghainese.

But it is different in Min Yue, especially in southern Fujian.

Xu Qingshan was born and raised here. If he can bring about great changes in any aspect of this land, he can embark on a path from being a man to becoming a god.

Become a symbol, become a symbol, become an unshakable pillar.

If we could bring these twenty or so young people from Longjiang Experimental School to the halls of Huaqing University and Peking University.

Then Xu Qingshan had truly started his path to advancement.

Let’s not talk about it.
Jiang Huanxi's father is the captain of the second squadron of the Longjiang Public Security Criminal Investigation Brigade, Huang Hao's father is the director of a department of the Land and Resources Bureau, and his mother is a professor at Longjiang Normal University.
Putting aside how these students are doing, is it possible that these parents, who are good at educating, would give up the opportunity to get close to a young person with visible talent and an absolutely bright future?

This is Xu Qingshan’s invisible network of relationships.

This kind of network can only be formed on the basis that Xu Qingshan has strong strength or great potential.

Xu Qingshan cannot be considered a pure academic researcher.

Even before his academic career had fully started, he had already been planning bigger goals, and his ambition was obvious.

But all ambitions must be based on strength.

Therefore, Xu Qingshan spent all his free time these days expanding and writing his first paper.

The paper, which was revised under the guidance of Chen Dayue, is not so much a paper on the history of mathematics as it is an overview of the complete iterative history of classical probability theory with deterministic characteristics and d'Alembert as the core.

It is more complete and comprehensive, and the deduction process of the evolution of knowledge points is more in-depth and professional, and ultimately leads to the research on Markov.

Xu Qingshan benefited a lot.

After checking the coherence and completeness of the context, he referred to the wording of some top journal articles and polished his entire English version of the paper again.

After finishing all this work, Xu Qingshan sent his paper to Chen Dayue's email and sent him a message.

At this point, he can stop worrying about this paper.

Because Chen Dayue is the corresponding author, the editor-in-chief and editorial reviewers of the journal only need to contact Chen Dayue.

After finishing the work.

Xu Qingshan felt a very brief moment of emptiness.

It is too easy to embark on the academic path by yourself. Having a domestic big shot serving you is what countless students who want to pursue an academic career dream of.

Or rather, they dare not even think so.

If it weren’t for Chen Dayue’s guidance and help.

The first hurdle Xu Qingshan encountered was not knowing which journal to submit his paper to.

There are tens of thousands of journals in the world, and even the journals indexed by SCI are numerous.

If you only look at the impact factor, you can't tell the journal's focus and preference at all.

Moreover, even if Xu Qingshan selected a suitable journal from thousands of professional journals.

You may also be rejected because of your insufficient academic qualifications.

Although academic journals support everyone to submit papers in principle, if the academic qualifications of the submitting authors are not enough, many journals may not even open the paper. Some journals have even explicitly stated that they will only accept academic papers from authors with a doctorate or above.

When submitting a paper, Xu Qingshan only needs to think about how to write the paper, but Chen Dayue has a lot of things to consider.

Chen Dayue has already received Xu Qingshan's email.

I downloaded it as soon as possible and printed it out to study it carefully.

"Good boy, you really understand it immediately. This article is really good."

Chen Dayue has already received the English version of the paper after Xu Qingshan revised and rewrote it. He read the paper and praised it highly.

In his perception.

Geniuses like Xu Qingshan are born for academics. They don't need to consider anything else at all. They just need to focus on contributing to academic research.

Chen Dayue found the email of Fabio, a member of the editorial board of "PROBAB THEORY REL", and carefully wrote a letter of recommendation and a letter of submission, attaching Xu Qingshan's paper.

In this letter, Chen Dayue was full of praise.

From the beginning to the end, I felt proud and excited that I had discovered Xu Qingshan, a future genius in the mathematical academic world.

But having said so much, I ultimately want Fabio to arrange for Xu Qingshan's paper to be approved, printed and published as soon as possible.

It would be best if it could be published before Xu Qingshan takes the college entrance examination, when Xu Qingshan is still a senior high school student.

After Chen Dayue sent the email, he breathed a sigh of relief with anticipation, leaned back in his chair, and was thinking about how to guide Xu Qingshan to deeper research in probability theory.

at the same time.

16:40 p.m. Beijing time.

10:40 a.m. Berlin time.

One is about to walk into the night, and the other has just woken up from the night.

Fabio sat in front of the small window with wrought iron grilles, drinking his own coffee, with a few slices of rye bread and half a ham on a plate on one side and fried eggs with butter on another.

He always needs to eat more for breakfast.

This will help him handle work better.

He didn't have to go to school today and had no classes, so he decided to read all the submissions in his mailbox this morning.

He is not only a member of the editorial board of PTR, but also an editorial board member of several other journals. However, relatively speaking, his research in the field of statistics is more in-depth, so he naturally pays more attention to submissions to PTR and has a greater say.

Just when I opened my laptop to browse the incoming mail.

Fabio saw an email address that was both familiar and unfamiliar.

"Oh, why would Chen send me an email? Could it be that his doctoral student wants to publish a paper?"

Fabio muttered to himself, and opened Chen Dayue's email first among the many emails.

The reason why they are familiar with each other is that Fabio and Chen Dayue have a lot of mutual recognition in their work in probability and statistics. I had attended an academic conference when I was still studying for my doctorate, and we became close friends after meeting each other.

The main reason for the unfamiliarity was that Chen Dayue seldom used such formal expressions to email himself, let alone submittal emails.

Fabio opened the email.

"Qingshan Xu?"

He pronounced the name which was not difficult to pronounce.

Then he opened the attached paper and began to read it carefully.

Originally, Fabio thought that this paper might just be able to be published, but he was surprised to find that this paper was impeccable in terms of the depth and breadth of the content, as well as the language, writing, and layout.

Even if it was not recommended by Chen Dayue, most journals would have published it.

But here's the thing.

Is this paper, which looks like the work of a veteran who has been immersed in the field of academic writing for many years, really written by this student named Xu Qingshan?
And he is the first author, the only author, and an independent author!
Chen Dayue is just the corresponding author!

"High school student?"

"Chen must be crazy!"

"He's already a professor at Jingcheng University, and even the dean of the department. Why would he still need to serve those nobles?"

Fabio was very confused.

Although Chen Dayue mentioned Xu Qingshan's youth and talent, he did not elaborate on Xu Qingshan's background.

At this time, in the early 20th century, the West was infiltrating all sectors of society on a large scale through various forms of public opinion and creating misleading information.

Of course, it is undeniable that academic cliques and academic families are not uncommon, both at home and abroad.

But Fabio thought that Chen Dayue had lowered his bottom line in order to serve the nobles.

Fabio was shocked at first.

Then comes the anger.

Finally, he wrote a reply letter to Chen Dayue, full of indignation.

This reply letter begins with this sentence.

"Chen! Have you lost your academic bottom line?"

In the letter, Fabio earnestly inquired about Xu Qingshan, his parents, his family background, and why Chen Dayue was driven to do something that could be called an academic stain.

Finally, he said that if Chen Dayue needed it, he could help publish the article, but from now on they would just be academic pen pals and no longer good friends.

I have to say that Fabio has a pretty tough temper.

(End of this chapter)