Considering user's request

The user sent a message in Chinese that translates to "Morning news: overnight set back 11 years." I'm thinking they might be referencing stock market news, possibly related to currency or index values. Since I’m not sure of the exact context, it seems best to clarify what they’re looking for. They may want me to create a concise morning brief or analyze a specific topic. I could ask if they want me to write a newsletter in that style.Drafting a morning brief plan

I think I should draft a morning brief using the user's lead item and ask for more details about the topics, audience, and tone. It might be good to clarify which area they're interested in, like macroeconomics, stock market, real estate, technology, or sports. I can provide a template with placeholders and an example using hypothetical data without hallucinating current news.

I want to suggest options for a brief that's structured and concise, mention different formats they might prefer, and keep the reply crisp and aligned with their request.Creating a sample early brief

I can create a sample early brief using neutral language that avoids specific claims, like saying, "某指标回到2013年水平." However, it might be better to first ask the user which specific indicator, market, or event they are referring to. This way, I can tailor the brief better to their interests. I'll provide some examples to clarify the structure as well. This approach keeps the communication clear and helps ensure I meet their expectations effectively.