Wang Xiaofeng still acknowledges Wang Qi's level in mathematics. Wang Qi has published quite a few papers over the years. On average, he publishes three to five papers every month. Most of these papers can only be described as "mediocre," unlike "On the Formally Undecidable Propositions in Volume One of the Arithmetic of All Laws Mathematical Collection and Related Systems" and "On Computable Numbers and Their Application in the Decision Problem," which are not particularly groundbreaking nor dazzling, but definitely not poor.
Over seven or eight years, with more than three hundred papers, for the average person, this would already be considered a substantial accumulation.
And in the eyes of those with insight, these papers can also reveal Wang Qi's thought process or the trajectory of his thinking little by little. At the very least, they reflect his ideas.
