Considering user request

I need to respond to the user's message, which is in Chinese. The translation roughly reads: "Morning reading | Lyon's big win leads Europa League; the Viola lose at home in the Europa Conference League." It seems the user might want a summary or some news brief. However, I don’t have clear instructions, so asking for clarification would be a good idea! It's tricky because it's ambiguous; they could be looking for a summary, translation, or something else. Let's approach this thoughtfully.Planning response options

The best way to handle this is to ask the user a clarifying question with options: whether they want a translation, summary, brief, or background information on the teams. I could even give a quick summary based on the headline, but I should avoid fabricating details since I don't have the full article.

After translating the headline to English, I can suggest drafting an 80-100 word morning brief with placeholders and ask if they'd like stats or more context. If they share the article text, I could create a concise bullet-point brief. Let's start with the translation and see what they need!Offering response options

I’m considering whether the user wants me to expand into a push notification copy, WeChat post, or headline variations. I can provide options for different formats, maybe 1-4 choices. I could draft a general morning read piece with a lead sentence and two bullet points regarding Lyon and Fiorentina's matches, avoiding scores but using placeholders like "X-X."

It might also be useful to suggest some social media copy, like a 25-word Weibo post or a 50-character title. I should clarify this with the user and present them with clear options.