Clarifying user request

The user sent a message in Chinese about the BURTON team's successes and Su Yiming's championships. I want to respond appropriately, but I’m not sure exactly what they’re looking for—it could be a summary, details, or even commentary. I think it’s best to clarify their request for a brief summary, key results, or highlights. Since they only posted a sentence, they might be wanting me to write a short sports news article or a social media post in Chinese.Crafting a concise news brief

I want to create a concise news brief and then ask the user if they’d like a longer piece. It’s important to avoid inventing specific details, like dates or locations unless I know for sure. I recognize that Su Yiming is a Chinese snowboarder, and FIS Big Air World Cup events are happening, but I won't fabricate specifics. I’ll write a generic report mentioning the Burton team's successes and Su's wins, using neutral commentary without fake quotes. I'll provide a headline, a short paragraph, and a follow-up question about wanting sources or more details, all in Chinese.Creating a hedged news brief

I need to use hedged wording for the news brief. Instead of naming exact achievements, I can say that “multiple teammates reached the finals and made it into the top eight.” That way, it remains vague yet credible. For upcoming events, I can mention that the next stage will continue in the Northern Hemisphere, which is generic enough to avoid misinformation. I’ll ask the user what they need—whether they want a brief news piece, a deeper analysis, or social media copy. I'll provide a concise headline and a few bullet highlights in Chinese, keeping it safe and non-specific.