Clarifying user intent

The user input is in Chinese, and it seems to be a sports news headline about Zhang Wailong leading Chongqing Tonglianglong to promotion. They haven't specifically requested anything, which makes me think they might want an article, summary, or analysis. I should clarify their intent by asking what they would like—options could include news articles, background info, stats, or analysis. I can frame my response in Chinese, asking for their preferences.Considering knowledge limitations

I need to remember that my knowledge cutoff is October 2024, while the current date is December 27, 2025. The headline mentions a 2025 event about Chongqing Tonglianglong being promoted, so I must avoid asserting facts about that event unless the user provides details. I can focus on Zhang Wailong's background up to 2024 but should avoid speculating or asserting uncertain info. He’s a Korean coach with a history of coaching various teams, but I need to check those details to avoid errors.Outlining coaching context

It looks like there are some uncertainties about the teams Zhang Wailong coached, with mentions of Qingdao Huanghai, Henan Jianye, Shenzhen, and Chengdu. To avoid errors due to this uncertainty, I think it’s better not to list past teams. Instead, I can focus on what promotion means and likely tasks ahead, such as roster building, the U23 rule, foreign player quotas, and tactical styles like 5-3-2. I should present options like a brief news piece or tactical analysis to clarify what the user prefers. I'll include a congratulatory message too!Crafting a concise response

I think it might be a good idea to say something like, "基于你提供的消息，我可以做战术/阵容/前景分析," to keep things clear and concise. Since I want to offer options, I'll also include a variety of choices for the user to select from. Ensuring my response is straightforward in Chinese will help match the user’s style and provide clarity. It's all about efficiently communicating and giving them the information they need!