Clarifying user request

I see the user wrote in Chinese about [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;C罗传承，迷你罗的足球天赋![[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; which suggests they might want an article or social media post. It feels a bit vague; they could be asking for a commentary on Cristiano Ronaldo's son and his football talent and legacy. Since they didn't specify length or style, I think I should clarify further. I'll propose some options, like a short Weibo post, a headline with an outline, or a 600-word article.Structuring content options

I’m pulling together some details about Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., who has played in various youth academies like Juventus, Manchester United, and Al Nassr. He was born on June 17, 2010, and has scored many goals in youth matches. I need to stay cautious about factual claims, but this information seems widely known. I’ll draft a short piece to present to the user, including bullet points for clarity. I'll propose three content options like a mini-article in Chinese, a Douyin caption, plus an outline to keep it concise.Offering content options

I’ll present three content options for the user to choose from:

1. A short review or tweet of about 100-150 characters,
2. A more in-depth piece around 500 characters in a public account style,
3. A video script lasting 30-45 seconds.

I’ll include a sample, maybe a short text of around 180 characters titled [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;C罗传承，迷你罗的足球天赋,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; along with five catchy lines. I want to keep everything concise and match the user's excited sports style. I should ask which format they'd prefer and what platform or tone they’re aiming for.Drafting copy in Chinese

I’m going to draft a piece about 180-220 characters titled [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;C罗传承，迷你罗的足球天赋.[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; I’ll start by describing his journey from Madeira to Riyadh and highlight how young Cristiano Jr. shows a professional level of discipline as a forward or winger, with strong habits using both feet. I’ll mention his number 7 jersey, technical skills like quick starts and positioning, plus mimicking his father's free-kicks. I need to avoid unverifiable claims and wrap up with the message that true inheritance isn't just copying—it's about talent, environment, and self-discipline.

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