Clarifying user intent

I see the user wrote something in Chinese about a basketball game: "CBA: Shanghai men's basketball team wins big." It seems like they might want a news article or a summary. Since it’s a bit ambiguous, I should ask for clarification on what they want—whether that's a report, recap, stats, or highlights.

I can offer options for a match recap including key stats, turning points, MVP, and more, while keeping it concise.Asking for sports article details

It seems the user might want to write a sports news article in Chinese. I'll respond in Chinese and ask for details like the match date, score, and leading scorers. If they don’t have that info, I can create a generic write-up, but I should avoid making up stats unless requested.

I’ll offer a fill-in template and also provide a draft headline. First, I’ll ask what format they’d prefer and whether they want real reporting or creative writing.Offering article options

I’m thinking about providing the user with a few concise options for their article. I could suggest: 1) a short news update under 200 words, 2) a detailed match report of 500-800 words, 3) highlights and tactical analysis, 4) three social media posts, or 5) ten catchy headlines.

This way, I can keep the response crisp and clear, allowing them to choose what they need!