Clarifying user request

The user wrote a sentence in Chinese about the Chinese national table tennis team winning a title, likely wanting a news summary or article about it. It's a bit ambiguous, though. I should consider asking a clarifying question, but only if necessary. Ideally, I'd want to propose options like a summary, analysis, or a social post. I could also provide key points and check if they want more details, but I need to be cautious since I don't have current info.Drafting news options

I can draft a news piece based on the user's statement without asserting any facts beyond that. It might be helpful to ask for more details like scores or the roster. I can create a sample news brief that’s easy to edit and provide a few options like: 1) write a quick news piece, 2) expand into a full report with background and schedule, and 3) generate social media posts. I'll keep it neutral and concise in Chinese, offering a ready-to-publish brief while asking which option they prefer.Creating a structured response

I think it's okay to use placeholders in my response. I can propose a schedule preview for the WTT Hong Kong Finals starting on the 10th. While I want to mention potential key players like 樊振东, 王楚钦, and others, I’ll be careful to indicate them as "有望参赛的明星" to avoid speculation.

I should lead with options for the user, offering: 1) a brief news piece (150 words) based on the key facts, 2) a detailed outline, and 3) three social media posts. I'll also ask if they want details on the schedule or broadcasts, allowing for flexibility in how to proceed.