Clarifying user intent

I need to understand the user's request, which is in Chinese: "足球中超新外援亮相，身体对抗惊人," translating to "New foreign signing debut in the Chinese Super League, physical confrontation incredible." This seems like a prompt for a news report or article about a new player. They didn't specify their exact needs, so I'd consider asking them clarifying questions about the length, angle, tone, or platform for their request. I could also offer several headline options or ask if they want a full article or short post.Providing options for user request

I’m thinking I should create a short sample paragraph asking for essential details like the player's name, team, match, and stats. I can do this in Chinese and keep it concise. I could provide some options for the user: 1) a 200-character quick report, 2) a 600-800 word match review, 3) a social media post, and 4) ten title suggestions.

I should include a small draft or a templated article while ensuring I don't fabricate facts. I'll make sure to give some punchy title variants, a brief news blurb, a review template, and a couple of social media suggestions. Finally, I’ll ask for those specific details like player's name and stats when needed.Structuring user options

I'm thinking it might be helpful to add headers like "可选输出." I’ll provide the content in Chinese, keeping it straightforward. There’s no need for any code or file references. I want to avoid heavy formatting—simple bullets work fine, but using numbered options could make it easier for quick selection. I’ll ensure the layout is user-friendly, guiding the user clearly toward their options without overcrowding the information. This way, they can easily choose what they want!