Considering the user's request

The user shared a sentence in Chinese about veterans retiring from the Chinese Super League, which translates to [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;many veterans announce retirement, an era ends.[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; They didn't ask a direct question, but it seems like they might want some commentary or a summary. I think I should clarify what exactly they’re looking for, so I'll ask if they want a summary, a list of players, an analysis of the impact, or an article. Providing options sounds best!Drafting options for the user

I should mention that I might not have the latest information and ask the user to provide names or details if they want me to draft general commentary. I can offer options like a templated article, social post, or commentary piece, depending on what they prefer.

I’ll provide a few choices, such as a quick news piece, a detailed reflection, or an analysis of club impact. I want to keep it concise while also acknowledging their sentiment! I'll provide a simple template along with a reminder about my information cutoff date.Creating templates and samples

I’m thinking of producing two templates: a news brief and a commentary outline, plus some social captions. I want to keep things concise and follow the guidelines for my final output, including optional headers and bullet points.

I'll structure it with a title: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;简要选项,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; then list 4-6 options as bullets, along with a note about my knowledge cutoff. Next, I’ll offer [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;现成范例,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; including examples like a quick news piece discussing veterans announcing retirements in a generic way, and a sample 60-second script. Keeping the word count manageable will be important!