Clarifying news request

The user might want a polished [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;早报[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; with key takeaways like winners, highlights, and quotes about Chinese players. It seems risky to create a fictional summary, so I should ask for a specific date or source, or clarify if they want a creative overview or a summarization of a link. If it’s an early news brief, I could propose sections while noting I don’t have live data. I’ll ask: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;需要基于最新颁奖礼实时信息，还是要我生成一篇风格化的早报样稿？是否有具体日期/链接？[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;Considering early brief options

I’m thinking about creating a sample early brief summarizing typical FIFA The Best awards, maybe mentioning players like Messi, Haaland, and Mbappe, but there’s a risk of inaccuracies or hallucination. I should ask a clarifying question and offer to produce a stylized brief using reasonable assumptions if that’s what the user wants.

I could propose two options: one for current information (which requires network access), and one for a creative piece that uses general placeholders. It’s best to ask for a link or winners to avoid problematic browsing.Structuring the response

The CLI expects a specific [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;Final answer structure,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; with bullets for clarity. For a simple request, I think a brief reply in Chinese is best. I could ask what they want: 快讯 (brief), 要点 (highlights), 长文 (long text), or 社媒版 (social media version).

I should also ask for a date/time or source link. If they don't provide details, I can offer to draft a template now. My proposal could be: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;要我基于已公开信息写一篇300字内的早报，还是做一版社媒多图文案？有没有指定日期/获奖名单/参考链接？[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; I can offer a ready-to-use placeholder brief, using generic phrases to keep it safe.Drafting the brief

I need to avoid bracket patterns, but I see they're just placeholders. The user likely wants content, so I can create a polished early brief with generic content and placeholders, asking for confirmation on details.

I understand I should default to ASCII, but since the user used Chinese characters, it’s necessary here. I'll outline the brief with a title and bullet points, including key highlights, red carpet details, post-event reactions, and next schedules.

So, I might suggest:

Title: 早报|巴黎群星闪耀FIFA颁奖礼

Key points could include:

• 年度最佳男女足得主揭晓：[待确认]/[待确认]

I should ask for details first to ensure accuracy before delivering!Crafting the placeholder brief

I think it's best to ask a quick clarifying question and offer to draft something ready to use, filled with placeholders. I’ll keep it simple with 2-3 bullet points to avoid overwhelming the user.

My final answer will be short: I’ll ask for a date and whether they want a real or stylized brief. I’ll provide a draft titled [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;通用早报草稿（可直接发）[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; with neutral facts, highlighting things like the red carpet, award announcements, tributes, lights at Paris landmarks, and social media buzz, while avoiding naming specific winners.

At the end, I can ask, [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;要不要我替换成具体获奖名单？给我链接或日期即可。[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; Sounds like a solid plan!