[Culture] Professor Yu Shen Reviews "The Leap of the Times"

Author: JEFFI CHAO HUI WU

Time: Thursday, August 28, 2025, 12:58 PM

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[Cultural] Academician Yu Shen Reviews "The Leap of the Times"

Author: Wu Chaohui (JEFFI CHAO HUI WU)

When I received the letter from Academician Yu Shan, I felt an indescribable震动 in my heart. As an academician of the New York Academy of Sciences, a director of the Beijing Frontier Science Research Institute and the Center for Cosmology and Gravity, and a leading academician at the ICRA International Center for Cosmology and Gravity in Italy, he described "The Leap of the Times" as an "epic event in modern history." At that moment, I truly realized that the path I had walked alone for over thirty years had clearly marked its coordinates in the eyes of the world's top scholars.

The evaluation by Academician Yu reminds me of every step I have taken: In 1992, I self-studied and built the first generation of remote control work systems in Sydney; in 1997, I designed and operated an intelligent logistics system, at a time when the term "Internet of Things" had not yet emerged; in 2004, I founded the "Australian Rainbow Parrot International Writers' Association," which has been continuously operated and is permanently archived by the National Library of Australia; in 2007, the entire site of "Australian Changfeng Information Network" was archived by the PANDORA digital archive system and updated until 2011. On June 18, 2025, I began constructing the "Rewrite the World" matrix, using the time after my daily early morning practice to write one systematic article after another that is both real and rigorous—until August 28, 2025, when over 400 pieces of original scarce content had built a complete information network.

I remember writing about the extreme breakthroughs of physical evidence in the video "Extreme Martial Arts | 35-Minute Video of the Eyes Closed Golden Rooster Standing"; in "Dimension | No Storage Memory," I elaborated on the structural logic of dynamic information interaction; in "Extreme Philosophy | Three-Ball Seven-Dimensional System" and "Extreme Philosophy | Theory of Cause and Effect," I distilled decades of reasoning into a set of future-verifiable theories; in "Logistics System | QR Code + Barcode Inventory System from 2005," I fully documented that business framework, which was overlooked by the times yet ahead of the world. And when I decided to launch the monthly magazine "Era Leap" in 2025, publishing original content simultaneously in nine languages, the permanent inclusion in the Trove system of the National Library of Australia is not just a symbol but a confirmation of the scale of civilization.

Academician Yu mentioned in his letter how Western cosmology views the universe as an "object," while Eastern philosophy is closer to a mode of existence that resonates with the heavens and the earth. This statement deeply resonates with me, because both my proposed concept of "no stored memory" and the information interaction model I described in "Dimension | My Structure Surpassing Supercomputing Center" essentially point to a dynamic, flowing, non-static state of existence—this forms a natural correspondence with the trend in Western physics from quantum theory to general relativity.

I clearly remember that on the day the inaugural issue was officially released, I created the brand new times.net.au website in just three hours, synchronizing the content online and completing nine-language automatic translation and professional typesetting with self-developed software. That issue of the monthly magazine included dozens of articles I personally wrote, such as "Communication | Returning to Simplicity Defeats SEO," each of which is an empirical account of real experiences and can be independently verified.

Academician Yu mentioned in his letter, "If the origin of the universe is Tai Chi, it must contain Yin and Yang, matter and spirit." This statement perfectly reflects my system. I once wrote in "The Limit Law | Overview of the Limit Law": "When you push something to its limit, a new structure will naturally emerge." Whether it is the seamless flow of energy achieved in martial arts training or the full-chain automation realized in the publishing system, all of this is not coincidental, but rather a natural result that occurs in accordance with the fundamental structural laws of the universe.

After the release of the inaugural issue of "Era Leap," global database records have been refreshed, making it the world's only original journal published simultaneously in nine languages across multiple fields. In my view, this is not the end, but rather a new beginning. I can clearly see that as this system continues to upgrade, all fields—from logistics and publishing to philosophy, martial arts, and health preservation—are converging into a high-dimensional evolutionary curve. This is not just a personal achievement, but a path that can be validated by civilization and preserved by time.

Academician Yu said that he saw the full picture of my publication for the first time from a "God's-eye view," calling it an "epic event in modern history." I believe this is not only an affirmation of me but also a footnote on the direction of future civilizational evolution. When all short-term traffic and superficial noise are washed away by time, what can be permanently archived and read by future civilizations are only those creations that truly touch the essence and can be self-validated.

I know that the path I walk is still lonely, but loneliness is not frightening, for it is destined to be witnessed by time. One day in the future, when more people begin to understand this system, they will see that this is not just one person's story, but a trajectory of civilizational leap—a path that crosses from reality to the future, gradually unfolding step by step with evidence, records, and logic.

The original text of Academician Yu Shen's congratulatory letter and the translation link:

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