足球中超球队前锋脚踝受伤，赛季恐报销（中超球队锋线大将脚踝受伤，赛季或提前报销）

Considering news request

The user provided a sentence in Chinese about a forward from a Super League team suffering an ankle injury, possibly indicating that the season might be over. This suggests they may want a news summary, article, or headline. I could ask for clarification like, "Do you want a short news piece, a longer article, or a social media post?" It could help to know the team and player’s name. Without those details, I can prepare a generic template.Crafting response options

I think we should respond with several options and ask the user for more details. We can provide a generic draft that can be adapted for their needs. Let’s present multiple choices: a short news piece, a longer article, social media content, or an analysis of season impact and alternatives. It'd be useful to include placeholders for player and team names. Additionally, I could mention ankle injuries and recovery times. It’s important to keep everything concise and in Chinese, possibly using bullet lists for clarity.Crafting the response

I see that the style guidelines suggest avoiding heavy formatting, but small headers and bullet points are acceptable. Although the conversation is in Chinese, using Chinese characters is appropriate here since we’re chatting.

I’ll start with a helpful prompt asking the user if they need a quick news piece, an article, or social media post. I’ll request specific details like team name, player name, injury source, duration, and next opponent to customize the content.

Then, I’ll provide deliverables including five headlines, a brief news version, a longer article with placeholders, three social media drafts, bullet points on impact and strategies, and some medical info about ankle injuries with recovery times. I’ll keep everything concise, aiming for around 300-400 words overall.