Planning content structure

I'm considering what to provide: do they want an article outline, captions, or data? It seems they might be looking for content only. I could suggest a template for 30 matches, including two images per match and placeholders for captions. I'd include structure like headings, sample intros, and conclusions, plus metrics and a storyline. A data table won't allow heavy formatting, but bullet lists are acceptable. I can ask if they want real 2025 results or fictional ones, but I don’t have access to network data.Considering data options

I should check if the user wants real data and if they can either provide it or let me fetch it. The system says the default network is enabled, but I’d prefer to avoid network calls unless absolutely necessary, especially since the user hasn't requested fetching. I'll offer them two options: one, I can provide a polished framework for them to fill in with match specifics; or two, if they share the outcomes of the 30 matches, I’ll write the full article with all the details. I'll also mention placeholders for the Tianjin Jinmen Tiger storyline.Creating a structured template

I should avoid making assumptions and instead offer a ready-to-use template with 30 sections. Each section can include the opponent, score, venue, storyline, xG, MVP, and turning point, plus two image prompt suggestions per match. Additionally, I'll add an overall season stats section covering rank, points, goals for/against, home/away records, top scorers, assists, defensive records, coach information, transfers, and best XI. I’ll also provide a concise response in Chinese, along with sample styles for the first three matches. It's important to deliver a complete template with copywriting suggestions, and possibly generate photo prompts while suggesting caption styles.Crafting a response in Chinese

I think it's a good idea to start with two quick clarifying questions: do they want real season data or a template? And do they already have images or need image suggestions? I want to keep it concise.

I’ll then offer a default structured response with a template that includes an outline: season summary, key timelines, data radar, offensive and defensive quadrants, transfer reviews, coaching strategies, MVP and Rookie of the Year, along with match reports and thank-yous. I’ll keep formatting simple and bullet-pointed.

Additionally, I'll provide a match template with image keys and suggestions. I’ll include placeholders in a code block for 30 matches. If they’re using Typora or WeChat, I’ll suggest how to replace data easily. Also, I’ll ask for their final rankings and key match results briefly and give optional title ideas and cover image prompts.Clarifying formatting guidelines

I see that the final answer guidelines suggest keeping it concise and clearly summarizing substantial work, which means I shouldn’t use heavy formatting. Bullet lists are permitted, though. Since I’ll be producing this in Chinese, I’ll avoid using heavy markdown but will use code blocks when necessary for templates. This way, the information can be presented in a clear and useful manner. Let's move forward with this approach!