Interpreting user prompt

I see the user’s prompt is in Chinese, translating to “Youth academy youngster assisted the winning goal, drawing attention.” They might be looking to write a news article or expand this into a headline or social media post. Since there’s no explicit question, I’ll offer options, like writing a short sports news report, crafting an expanded article, or suggesting headline variations. Given their sentence structure, a concise sports news write-up could be what they want!Drafting a news piece

I think I can create a brief 150-200 word Chinese news article with placeholders for key details, like the team, league, player name, minute, and opponent. It might be best to ask some key questions while not overloading the user. I could also provide a generic template along with a couple of versions: a short news piece, a commentary, or social media tweets.

I'm considering offering options like a 50-word brief, a 200-word match report, three social media copy ideas, and ten headlines. I just need to remind myself to keep the details neutral and provide placeholders for the user to fill in later.Responding in Chinese

I need to remember the editing constraints regarding files, but since the chat can be in non-ASCII, I’ll respond in Chinese. It’s important to ask what the user needs first and propose quick drafts.

I can ask: "需要哪种稿件？赛报/通稿/社媒/标题/解读？" while offering ready-to-use drafts like a short news piece, a match report, social media posts, and suggested headlines. I’ll keep the formatting simple, maybe with bullets, and use Chinese punctuation.

I also want to ask if they would like a deeper piece discussing the youth academy system or an interview outline.