Structuring content effectively

The instruction emphasizes being concise, asking only when necessary, and mirroring the user's style. I need to clarify whether the user wants help with title optimization, a summary, a social post, or an article. They wrote one sentence, indicating they might need news copy. I should create several headline variations, a short news lead paragraph, captions, and social media posts for platforms like Weibo and X. I’ll keep formatting simple, using bullet points if needed.Considering emoji usage and content creation

I see that emojis are non-ASCII, and while editing prefers ASCII, I can still use them in chat responses, especially for Chinese social posts. Since it's safer to keep it simple, I might include one or two emojis. I’ll create: five headline options, two news lead versions, and three social media posts. I also want to ensure all facts are accurate about players like Jérémie Aliadière. Finally, I might check if the user wants to explore more angles.Creating drafts for clarity

I want to be helpful, so I’ll produce drafts now and ask the user for their preferences. I’ll make sure to pay attention to Chinese punctuation and quotes as well. The output guidelines suggest keeping it as plain text without heavy formatting, but I can use bullets and simple headers to enhance readability. So, I’ll craft clear and structured drafts that are easy to follow and deliver them to the user.