But if it is an invention, it will be made public after the first trial, but it is not authorized at this time. You must request the substantive examination and pay the substantive examination fee. The State Information Bureau will tell you whether the invention can be authorized, send you authorization notice and registration procedures, and inform you to pay the certificate fee and annual fee. This is authorization, and you will get a patent certificate.
Since it seems that you made it public without receiving the authorization notice, and if you authorize it, you will use the word "announcement" instead of "publicity", then I think it should be an invention patent, and it is only qualified in the first trial and has no authorization.
Suggest asking for a real trial as soon as possible.