Interpreting user request

I need to interpret the user's Chinese message about the "2025 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Charity Tennis Friendship Tournament." It seems they might want information, possibly asking for a news article, press release, or something similar. Since it's a bit vague, I should clarify what they need: a news report, press release, social post, or event summary? I could also provide a quick draft as a starter.Drafting press release template

I'm thinking I could create a concise Chinese news稿/通稿 with placeholders for details. I want to avoid any hallucinations, so it makes sense to provide a generic template instead. I can mention placeholders for time, venue, organizers, participants, and more. Additionally, I could offer to fill those in if the user provides specific details.

I also want to include options like a polished press release skeleton, a short social media post, and visual suggestions, while keeping formatting minimal. So, I'll ask: what deliverable do they need? Then I'll proceed with the press release.Crafting event communication

I need to create a 100-character social post for platforms like WeChat and Weibo, alongside a tagline or slogan, and a Q&A. I also want a timeline summary but will avoid heavy formatting while using bullets where necessary.

For the title, I could use "2025粤港澳大湾区慈善网球友谊赛在[城市/球馆]成功举办." The lead should touch on the date, location, overview, participant numbers, funds raised, and the charitable cause.

The body should discuss event background, participating cities, match highlights, charity auction details, beneficiaries, quotes, and relevant data. I’ll include a synopsis in English too, but keep it concise. Finally, I’ll mention a checklist for post-event tasks. I’ll draft this and ask for details to customize further.Structuring the response

I need to keep in mind that while I can use non-ASCII in the chat, the editing constraints require me to default to ASCII for file creation. Since this is just a chat response, I won't worry about that now.

I’ll craft the answer based on the guidelines, keeping headers optional and limiting each list to 4–6 concise bullets. My plan includes asking what’s needed, providing a press release draft, three social captions, an info checklist to fill out, and outlining next steps. Sounds good, let’s get this organized!