Asking for clarification

I think the best approach is to quickly ask for clarification by offering options. I’ll provide a friendly, concise list of choices. The user seems to want to turn their headline into something bigger, like a full article or social caption. I could propose:

• Would you like a news brief (150-200 words), a long-form article (600-800 words), or a social media post?
• What tone do you prefer: neutral news, dramatic tabloid, or analytical?
• Should I include specific names/events or keep it generic?

I could also suggest a quick draft sample—maybe a 60-word placeholder.Crafting a news brief

I’m working on a concise 2-paragraph Chinese news brief with a neutral tone. I realize that using specifics like "球队消息人士表示" might be risky, so it's better to keep it generic. I can frame it as a hypothetical or an opinion piece, suggesting a discussion about the team atmosphere.

To clarify the user's request, I’ll ask for context by providing options in Chinese, along with an English translation of the headline. I'll keep it straightforward and consider including a specific player or match if needed. My options could be:

1. 改写/完善这个标题
2. 写一则新闻快讯（150字）
3. 写深度稿（600-800）
4. 社媒文案（微博/推送）
5. 英文翻译
6. 保持虚构/不涉实名 or 引出处.Proposing headline options

I’m considering proposing three polished variants of the headline to help guide the user. Here are the options:

• "皇马更衣室火药味加剧！主力赛前突缺席，引发怒怼：‘这借口太离谱’"
• "突发缺席点燃皇马更衣室：队友不满直言‘烂借口’"
• "更衣室暗流涌动，皇马因意外缺席爆发口角"

I think providing these options will be valuable while I await their guidance. I’ll also include a quick question asking which direction they want to go, whether it should be based on real news or fictional, if they need specific players or matches, and the desired word count and tone.