Clarifying the user request

The user wrote a Chinese sentence about Su Yiming winning gold with a comeback at the Shougang Big Air, which seems like a news headline. They might be looking for a summary or more context. Since the request is somewhat ambiguous, I should ask a clarifying question instead of assuming. I could offer options like summarizing key facts, providing background on Su Yiming, or discussing stats. I'll ask a short question in Chinese and suggest some numbered options.Proposing options for the user request

The user seems to want concise information, possibly a sports news article or social media post. I could ask them what they need based on the options: writing a news brief, analyzing techniques, competitor insights, training schedules, data organization, or social media titles. Offering templates could be helpful, like asking if they want a 300-word news brief or an analysis of the competition leading up to the Milan Olympics.

I should ask for key facts to ensure accuracy and provide a skeleton template for ease. I'll respond in Chinese, offering numbered choices.Offering concise options

I need to keep my response concise and helpful based on the guidelines. I can offer to create a quick template or a succinct 120-character news brief with placeholders like [score], [trick], [date], and [location] for the user to fill in. This way, I provide value while avoiding inaccuracies, which is essential.

I’ll draft one small template and keep it simple with an opening line, numbered options, and just one brief template. Let’s focus on that.