Clarifying user intent

I need to figure out what the user wants with the Chinese content. It translates to a sports headline about a player making a contribution as a substitute. The user might be looking to expand this into a news article or other content. So, I'll clarify by asking what exactly they need: do they want a full article, a social media post, a translation, or a summary? I can suggest a short mock article or offer different angles, like match recap or coach quotes. I might also ask about the specific team or player involved.Drafting a response template

I can create a generic template with placeholders, but I should remember to ask clarifying questions first. This task seems straightforward, so I won't need to run any special commands. I'll aim for a concise response that lists options and asks for details like the team, player, league, tone, and length. I'll include a short news paragraph sample using the provided Chinese headline.

I’ll break my response down into bullet points that might include:

• Questions about expanding the content type, such as a match report or social media post, and details like scores and player stats.
• A quick draft with specific game scenarios, using placeholders for teams and scores.
• Suggestions for alternative headlines and a sample social media blurb with hashtags.

Finally, I’ll ask for confirmation to tailor the answer further.Creating a response format

I want to present a clear and concise response to the user. I’ll start with a question and provide options to clarify their needs. I can include a sample news brief with placeholders, so they can easily see how it might look. I'll be careful not to fabricate details, instead using generic terms like "forward" or "this player."

Here's what I could propose:

• A brief template with placeholders:

  

  • "[League/Cup] Round [X] - [Home Team] [Score] [Away Team]. [Player] came on in the [minute] and scored [goal/assist] in the [minute]. Coach [Name] said post-match: “He deserves more playing time.”

• A structure for a longer article.

  

• Five alternate headlines.

Finally, I’ll request additional details to tailor the content further.