The results of Capital University's small academic talk were soon reported by several major media outlets.
Science and Technology Daily released more than a dozen videos and a lengthy article.
"...As everyone knows, the Navier-Stokes Equations are one of mathematics' seven Millennium Prize Problems. Their importance extends beyond mathematics itself: they have enormous implications for how we understand and reshape the world.
"If they are proved, then rivers rushing onward, the atmosphere churning, and blood flowing through capillaries—all the seemingly chaotic motions of fluids—will rest on a solid, certain mathematical foundation!
"We will finally know that behind these bewilderingly complex phenomena lies a simple, universal law they all strictly obey!
"Yet this problem has troubled the world for over a century. Countless brilliant scholars have pressed forward in succession, but none could solve it. Today, at last, we have glimpsed a ray of dawnlight...
"After a three-day academic talk at Capital University, Xia Academy of Sciences academician Zhang Ping, Capital University dean Chen Yue, Professor Li Nuo, and others are largely inclined to believe Huang Tian's proof of the global regularity of the Navier-Stokes Equations is sound. They have resolved to hold a larger academic conference and invite experts from universities and research institutes around the world to discuss it together...
"In twenty days, we may witness a great moment in history!"
The reports from several major media outlets sent shock waves through the public. Even people who had never cared about academic research could not help feeling their spirits rise.
"Who was it that said nobody would solve the Navier-Stokes problem this century? Look, the century's only a quarter over, and it's already been proved!"
"Isn't it too early to call it? Popping the champagne ahead of time is never a good idea."
"Academician Zhang Ping is one of