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Clarifying user intent

The user shared a quote in Chinese about Upamecano speaking highly of Kompany. It seems like a statement, but they might want something more, like a summary or context. Upamecano, a Bayern defender, mentions owing a lot to Kompany, who is now the Bayern head coach. It looks like there's no direct request, so I should clarify what the user wants. Maybe they’re looking for a news piece? I'll ask them for more details!Proposing options for user request

The guidelines suggest I should only ask questions when necessary, but this user's request is a bit ambiguous. They might want a summary, rewrite, or translation of the Chinese text. I can offer several options like drafting a news report, translating to English, or providing context on the parties involved. Since they could also want a quick news brief, I’ll include a concise one and then ask for their preference. It’s essential to keep things simple without unnecessary formatting.Preparing user response

Okay, I’m getting ready to provide a quick introduction. I’ll mention that Upamecano praised new coach Kompany, stating he owes a lot to him, and highlight that the season isn’t over yet, which suggests they’re still aiming for their goals. I’ll create bullet points for key points, avoiding specifics on competitions to steer clear of speculation.

Next, I’ll propose three headline options and ask if they want me to expand this into a 600-word piece, write a social media post, or translate the content into English or French. Keeping it concise is key!