Interpreting user news request

The user shared a news headline in Chinese about a UEFA Champions League game. Since they didn't ask a question, I think they might want a summary, translation, or commentary. I need to clarify what they would like—options could include translating it, providing halftime stats, key moments, or tactical analysis. Because browsing is uncertain, I'll focus on a quick reply asking if they want a brief recap or translation into English.Clarifying user's request

I want to keep my tone concise and clear per guidelines. I think I should ask a single clarifying question with enumerated options for the user. I could say something like, “Do you want a translation, halftime commentary, highlights, or predictions?” However, I need to avoid claiming to have stats. I can provide generic analysis without fabricating details, like team formations, but I should be cautious. Offering a few immediate deliverables, like three concise halftime recap options for social media, could be nice. I’ll also include a line about needing more details if they want.Crafting user response

I’m thinking of producing a brief response in Chinese that includes three alternative headlines and asking if they want halftime highlights, stats, or a translation. I don’t need to delve into code or detailed specifics; just keeping it short and focused. I’ll include something like: "Here are a few rewritten headlines and a quick halftime update in 2-3 sentences, without inventing any specifics." That should cover what the user might be looking for efficiently!