Tao Zhexuan: "A few years ago, I participated in an exchange meeting at Princeton. At that time, I ran into Professor Xu in the corridor and had an exchange with him."

"At that time, his thinking was quite fast and he had a very deep understanding of mathematics. He didn't look like a 17 or 18-year-old boy."

"I was convinced at that time that he could carve out a mathematical path in the mathematics world in the future."

"I just didn't expect that in just a few years, he would already be at the pinnacle of the mathematical world. He not only solved one of the seven millennium problems, but is now heading towards the second one."

Hearing Terence Tao's sigh, Deligne seemed to be lost in memories. After a while, he said: "He is the most talented, talented and hardest-working student I have ever seen in the field of mathematics."

"When he was at Princeton, his learning ability was so strong that it surprised both Witten and me. The teachings of the two of us could barely satisfy his learning."

"His desire for knowledge is something I have almost never seen in another person except in my teacher."

"During his time at Princeton, he had almost no recreational activities. His favorite thing was to go to the Ivy Club and watch movies."

Tao Zhexuan sighed: "This is a weirder than Perreman."

Deligne said: "Actually, you can't say that. Under normal circumstances, he is quite willing to communicate with others, and he is also good at integrating into the group, but he rarely does so."

After thinking for a while, Deligne added: "Of course, it's really weird when he studies problems. He likes to shut himself in a room alone like Perreman."

Shrugging, Deligne continued: "You know, mathematics is a subject that requires inspiration and communication. This kind of research method..."

Tao Zhexuan shrugged and added: "It is indeed rare."

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Chapter completed!