Considering user request options

It looks like the user provided a Chinese title that's about a former PSG player expressing a regret regarding the Club World Cup and praising another player's performance. They didn't ask a specific question, but they might want a summary or a news piece. To clarify their intent, I should ask what they’d like—like a brief summary, an extended news article, a social media post, or maybe even a translation. Offering those options in a friendly tone will keep it engaging!Clarifying details for the user

Since I don't have specifics about the player or the match, I want to avoid making assumptions. It would be smart to propose a template and ask for more details or a source. I can offer to write a brief news piece of about 150-200 words or a quick social media post of around 50 words. I should ask the user if they want a news brief, an article, or something for social media. I'll also provide a minimal summary based on the title and prompt them for a source to ensure accuracy.Crafting a brief message

I think I should start by writing a short news brief, around 2-3 sentences long. After that, I'll follow up with a prompt saying [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;你需要我：[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; and provide some options for what the user might want next. This way, it’s clear and friendly. Keeping it concise will help the user understand quickly how I can assist them further. I'll make sure to keep everything in line with their request.

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