Clarifying user intent

I see the user wrote a Chinese phrase that translates to a piece about Wuliangye. They might want a summary or help constructing a news brief based on that headline. However, the instruction is quite ambiguous. I think it's best to ask for clarification. I could ask if they want me to write a morning brief using that title, and I can offer options like writing an article, summarizing a source, or analyzing Wuliangye's stock.Outlining report options

I'm thinking I should propose an outline and ask for specifics about the user's needs. For instance, are they targeting internal employees or investors, and what tone do they want? Key points could include market news, company updates, and price trends. I plan to offer a 200-word brief with a teaser headline and disclaimers.

Also, I could present a sample "早报" template but need to decide if it should be in ASCII or Chinese, especially since they asked in Chinese. I can suggest different options for the format and ask which one they prefer.Crafting market content

I think we can create a morning brief based on the phrase "既分高下，也决生死," which suggests an intense market competition. I'll include sections like market news, channel feedback, price monitoring, operational highlights, risk concerns, and action items. It's important to keep a neutral tone and include disclaimers.

I’ll propose an outline that acknowledges the user's request, provide a simple introduction, bullet points, and placeholders for charts or data. Then, I want to ask clarifying questions about the target audience, context, and data preferences to ensure I meet their needs!