“…It has achieved many successful descriptions, such as the tetraquark states [27,28,29,30,31], tetraquark molecular states [32,33], pentaquark states [34,35], pentaquark molecular states [23,36,37,38,39,40], dibaryon and baryonium [41,42,43,44,45] and so on. However, the isospins of the states are seldom differentiated except our previous calculation [24], it shows that mass of the high isospin state is a few dozens of MeV above that of the low one. As is known, deviation of a few dozens of MeV is enough to confuse the assignment of the state, thus, we argue that the differentiation of the isospin may be one of the key preconditions for the accurate assignment.…”