Considering response options

The user mentioned a match result in Chinese, saying "Match highlights: RB Leipzig 2-0 Werder Bremen." It seems like they might be looking for match highlights, a recap, or even video highlights. However, they didn't ask a clear question. Since I can’t browse, I’ll want to provide a generic summary instead. I should ask if they want a recap, stats, or a video link, and offer those options as numbered suggestions. This way, I can keep it concise and friendly!Responding with options

I can create a compact written highlight based on assumed goals, but I shouldn’t assume player details. Instead, I’ll ask the user for more information. They referred to "比赛集锦," suggesting they might want a video description or tags. I’ll respond in Chinese and offer these options:

1. A written overview with key events
2. A short video script
3. A title, thumbnail, and tags
4. A data template for stats
5. Asking for specifics like date or competition.

This tailored approach will help me provide exactly what they need!Creating a response outline

I need to create a summary and a list of options for the user. First, I'll start with a one-sentence summary line. Then, I'll include an options list, providing a "short video script template" with placeholders. I'll also include a generic "copy and tags" example that doesn't mention specific players. It’s important to ask for specifics to help personalize the options for the user. This approach ensures I’m giving them tailored responses they can use easily!