Considering response options

I see the user wants me to respond to a prompt in Chinese about an event in Chengdu. They haven't asked a specific question, so they might be looking for a summary, article, or press release. Since I can't browse the internet, I can create a draft based on the topic. I should provide options like a summary, a detailed press release, or key points, and then ask them what they prefer for clarity.Offering response options

Since I don’t have specifics from the user, I can suggest a few options for how to proceed. I can craft a 300-500 word news brief summarizing the event in Chengdu, highlighting the 11 industrial projects and the 5 billion yuan investment. I’ll include project fields and potential impacts, with placeholders for quotes and key data. I could also offer different tones for the write-up, like official announcements or bullet points. Then, I can draft a sample right away to be helpful!Drafting a concise news report

I want to put together a short news report and check if the user needs any adjustments. I’ll avoid heavy formatting, but simple bullet points are okay. The guidelines suggest using a bold headline, so I’ll include that. My plan is to write a 400-600 Chinese character news piece that includes general facts and a few examples labeled as illustrative rather than specific. I’ll keep it generic and safe by mentioning integration with various sectors, without inventing project details.Drafting a concise news report

I think it’s best to keep things high-level and conditional. I’ll propose writing a 200-300 word news brief based on generic topics, like sports services and event highlights. I’ll include a bullet list with key points, such as activities, signing scale, policy signals, and next steps. I need to ask the user for any missing details to make it more personalized.

I’ll also let them know I can create a social media post about it! Let's write this.