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Drafting a response to a user request

The user's message in Chinese talks about the Guizhou delegation's achievements at the National Paralympic Games. It seems like they're looking for help with a news piece, maybe a summary or a social media post. Since there aren't explicit instructions, I think asking for clarification on details would be best—like preferred article length, tone, or specific events. I might also suggest a sample article template and propose options like headline variations or different formats. This way, I can provide a solid starting draft!Creating a press release structure

Since I don't have specific details like the number of medals or athletes, I can draft a generic placeholder version instead. It’s essential to avoid making up facts, so I'll use placeholders like [数字]. The guidelines say no heavy formatting, but bullet lists are permitted, and I’ll outline a structure for the press release with a title, lead, body, quotes, and a data box.

I'll include three headline options, a concise news release in Chinese (150-200 characters), a short social media post, and a bullet list for medal counts by sport. Finally, I’ll ask a follow-up question to clarify any needed numbers. Keeping it concise is key!Crafting a press release template

I can create a short header and provide a "新闻通稿模板" with placeholders like 【】. Using ASCII brackets for clarity is fine, but I’ll make sure to incorporate Chinese characters too. My plan is to offer several options and ask what the user prefers.

I'll structure it in Chinese, including 3-5 headline options, an overview of achievements, highlights of performance, support for preparation, and future outlook. There’ll also be a citation template, a data summary, and two social media posts. Then, I'll ask if they want me to fill in specific data or share images for key information extraction. Let’s keep it concise but helpful!