Arc 10Champion and Prodigy
Cheng Che won the Australian Open after coming back from two sets down, then saw his fame grow through Youth Here, major endorsements, and the publication of his mathematics paper. As Peking University prepared his academic presentation, Cheng Che gained new mathematical knowledge and found a missed call from Pei Jingshu.
- Cheng Che defeated Zverev in five sets to win the Australian Open, becoming Xia Country’s first men’s Grand Slam champion.
- Cheng Che returned home to acclaim, while Youth Here’s viral trailer and premiere drew record-breaking attention and launched his acting career into the spotlight.
- Cheng Che signed major deals with Louis Vuitton, Nike, Rolex, and Gucci, and his campaigns spread across Asia and beyond.
- Cheng Che learned that Annals of Mathematics would publish his paper proving the Integer-Coefficient Polynomial Root Distribution Conjectures, then agreed to give a talk at Peking University.
- Cheng Che watched Youth Here’s finale with his family as the drama set viewing records, and Nike, Rolex, and Gucci announced high-profile partnerships with him.
- Cheng Che’s paper appeared in Annals of Mathematics, prompting Peking University to announce his upcoming presentation and verify that he was its sole first author after peer review.
- Cheng Che received the Academic Descent talent and Time Hourglass, used the talent to learn part of Alan Baker’s work, and replied to messages from his family and friends.
- Cheng Che agreed to teach Yan Ruanning calculus, then noticed that Pei Jingshu had called.