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Interpreting the Chinese sentence

I see a Chinese sentence that celebrates winning 3 medals at the National Paralympic Games shooting event. The user shared this, but it's unclear what they want. They might be looking for a news article, press release, or social media post. I could ask a clarifying question, but this is a bit ambiguous. I can suggest options like drafting a news brief or providing an English translation while asking for more details.Creating announcement templates

I think providing a ready-to-use general announcement with placeholders is a great idea! Since this isn't code, there's no need to worry about running shell commands. I want to create a concise draft, so I’ll include options like a short news flash, a detailed press release template, and a social media post, all in English as well.

I’d suggest crafting congratulatory headlines in Chinese and providing different content versions: a brief news update of 50-80 characters, a detailed article of 200-300 characters, and a social media post with hashtags but without emojis.

I can include blank fields for time, location, team, athletes' names, medal colors, results, and coach names. A single clarifying question could be: “Do you want a简讯, 新闻稿, or社媒文案?"Drafting immediate announcement options

I want to provide a ready-to-use draft that fits the "Ask only when needed" guideline while suggesting ideas. I can propose three numbered options for the user and include a default version they can adapt.

I’ll keep it concise and useful by including:

• A one-sentence celebratory expansion.
• A short news update (120-150 characters) with placeholders.
• A 300-character press release template with placeholders.
• A short social media version with hashtags.

I’ll ask which version they prefer and gather details to personalize it, like team, athletes’ names, medal colors, event location, time, records, coach, or team, and image preferences. Since the user wrote in Chinese, I’ll ensure to respond in standard simplified Chinese and maintain an excited yet professional tone.