Considering user intent

The user provided a Chinese sentence that reads like a headline about Henan Province's first equestrian vocational major. I need to figure out what the user wants to do with it. Maybe they're looking for a news article, press release, or an SEO-optimized piece? I think it’s best to ask a clarifying question to determine their needs: do they want a news report, press release, or summary? I could also offer to draft a press release as a proactive step, providing a structured outline for it.Clarifying format options

I'm working with some CLI instructions to keep responses concise and ask only when absolutely necessary. I want to clarify what format the user prefers: options could be a press release, brief news item, WeChat post, video script, or poster copy. I also need to ask for key details like the school, partners, date, program name, and others.

If they don't have these details, I can offer to fabricate plausible placeholders. I think I should provide options for either letting me create the details or having them supply them. Additionally, I could present a short draft or outline and respond in Chinese, given the user's language choice.Preparing a response in Chinese

I’m planning to craft a response in Chinese while acknowledging the user’s input. I want to ask them what format they need: options like news item, press release, WeChat post, or video script, while providing a number for selection.

Next, I’ll request key information in bullet points. If they don’t have the details, I can offer to create a draft based on common structures for university signing announcements, allowing them to adjust names and data later. I'll keep it concise and structured with numbered options and clear next steps.