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Clarifying user request

The user message is in Chinese, asking for a recap of “CBA season highlights: spectacular goals.” This seems like a request for content, possibly for an article, script, or highlights list. However, they haven't specified the format they want, such as an article or video script. I should clarify what they want, including the season year and which teams or players to focus on. I could propose options and provide a sample outline to help guide the response.Creating a brief outline

I need to provide a brief outline for the user and ask for specifics about what they want. It's smart to offer a short sample introduction and some segment headers too. I can suggest possible sections like "赛季背景" (season background), "关键进球时刻 Top 10," and others related to key moments and players. I should keep everything generic and avoid specific real events unless I'm certain. It's also important to clarify their preferences and season focus while using Chinese, since that's appropriate for the user.Creating video script and outline

I’m looking to offer the user a complete package for their content request, including BGM cue points, lower-third text, and title variants. I should keep everything concise, using bullet points for clarity.

To start, I’ll write a one-liner in Chinese to confirm details like season year, preferred teams, and platform style. Then I’ll provide three output options:

1. An outline with example paragraphs.
2. A short video script that lasts 90 seconds.
3. A shot list.

My goal is to keep things generic and ensure the content is user-friendly.Requesting additional details

I need to ask the user to provide a list of materials, including match date, teams, and timestamps. However, they might simply want a textual recap instead. It’s a good idea to clarify their preferences so I can produce the final answer accordingly. This will help me create something that meets their needs more closely, ensuring I provide exactly what they are looking for! Let’s keep it clear and concise in my communication.