Considering user request

I need to respond to the user's message in Chinese about the 2025 Puskás Award candidates. They mentioned a few specific goals, and it seems they might want a summary or further details. Since browsing isn’t allowed in this conversation, I have to rely on my existing knowledge, which caps at October 2024. I'll summarize the Puskás Award generally and discuss each mentioned goal, but I need to be cautious as I can't confirm specifics beyond my knowledge cutoff.Clarifying user needs

I want to be transparent with the user: I don’t have the most current information. I should ask if they want me to search for specifics or clarify what they’re looking for. The network sandboxing settings aren’t clear, but I generally assume I can access the network unless stated otherwise. The user provided a headline that seems to ask for an article or a write-up about the Puskás Award candidates. I’ll need to clarify some of the Chinese terminology too.Interpreting user needs

I’m considering that the user’s message could relate to a meme or sports terminology. The phrase "十分角" might not be the usual term; in Chinese football slang, "死角" refers to a top corner rather than ten-point angle. The term "圆月弯刀" typically describes a beautifully curved shot. Since I can’t confirm details, it’s best to ask the user what they specifically want: a summary, video links, or an analysis. I’ll acknowledge my knowledge cutoff and suggest options numerically to clarify their needs.Crafting a response for the user

I can explain what the Puskás Award is, the criteria, and provide a template for a social media post or video script focusing on the goals by Rice and Yamal. If the user is Chinese, I’ll phrase things in Chinese and keep it concise. I can also ask what platform they prefer—Weibo, Xiaohongshu, or Bilibili—and offer a couple of captions. I’ll draft a brief post: an introductory line, analysis of both goals, and topics for interaction. Also, I’ll ensure I ask for permission if they want me to look up the latest information.Preparing a response in Chinese

I’m thinking we should create a concise Chinese reply that includes options and a sample copy about the two goals, while avoiding any claims of official status. I can draft a "社媒短稿" of 120-150 words, a "解说词" for 60 seconds, and highlight general data points like distance and shot type without being too specific. For instance, I can mention direct free kicks hitting corners and the intensity of the derby match. I’ll be careful to keep things general without inventing details. Let's write this out!