Considering user request

The user has shared a Chinese sentence that seems like a news headline about Ma Mingyu cheering for Shao Jiayi and their hopes for the national football team. It's unclear if they're asking for an article, summary, or just stating the headline. So, I should ask a clarifying question to understand what they want—like options for a quick news brief, background, a social media post, or perhaps a translation to English. Offering choices will help direct the conversation.Clarifying user needs

I see that the guidelines suggest I should ask questions only when necessary, but this request is a bit unclear. It's probably best if I ask a targeted question while also suggesting an action. I could draft a short news blurb and ask for their preference. I can compose a brief update, expand it into a full article, provide background on the figures, or do a translation. I’ll create a concise Chinese news piece, but I should avoid speculation and unverified details.Crafting a concise news brief

The phrase "隔空加油" suggests remote support, so I can rephrase it as “隔空发声” without specifying a platform. I need to write a short, neutral brief—about 120 words, and then ask how the user would like to proceed. Should I expand it into a longer piece, create a commentary, or adapt it for social media? I’ll mention both former internationals and the national team's struggles while keeping it general. It's better to avoid speculative elements like fan reactions or uncertain context. I'll ensure the message remains focused on the hope for the team to rise from its downturn.