Asking for clarification

The user has sent a message in Chinese about a basketball game where Zhejiang men's basketball team scored 10 points in the final quarter to win against Liaoning. They may be looking for news, but it's not specific. I think it would be helpful to ask for clarification on what they want — maybe details, a recap, stats, or a video. I'll keep it concise and suggest some options for them to choose from.Preparing to draft options

I could offer the user a short news blurb template if that’s what they want. It might be helpful to ask whether they're looking for a headline, a brief recap, a longer article, a social post, or specific data. I can draft some outputs for a recap, such as “末节打出10-0攻击波,” but I'll avoid using fake stats. I’ll suggest five potential titles and see if they want more details or options. Keeping the question simple is key!Offering headline options

I'll provide a few headline options in case the user wants to craft one. My plan is to respond in Chinese. First, I’ll acknowledge their request for a headline-like phrase and ask what they need: like a game report, score, key moments, social media copy, title optimization, or a commentary angle. I'll give them three quick choices numbered as 1) a 50-word blurb, 2) a 300-word report, or 3) five social media posts, plus five titles. If they share stats, I can include player data or use a generic template placeholder for scores. I should keep my response concise and clear!