I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

The article describes an international mathematics competition exchange event at a courtyard where several countries have set up exhibition booths to showcase their achievements. The UK booth displays a £50,000 sponsorship fund, while the Republic's booth features a valuable watercolor painting and a challenging problem. The Japanese and Korean teams also display their respective topics and headers. The atmosphere is lively, with tourists and mathematicians from various countries engaging in discussions and cheering on their teams. However, the event takes a tense turn when the American team reveals a stunning jade ring as their prize, which is believed to be an antique looted from the Republic's palace during the Eight-Nation Alliance invasion. This move is seen as a provocative act, sparking a heated debate and a cultural clash between the Americans and the Republic. The situation becomes delicate, with the hosts faced with a difficult decision on whether to accept the prize or reject it. The mathematicians from the Republic are determined to resolve the issue, and the media reporters are eager to capture the moment. Meanwhile, the American mathematicians reveal their proposed problem, which is met with strong reactions from the mathematicians, who find it to be arrogant and similar to last year's problem.

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