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Considering user request in Chinese

The user sent a message in Chinese, likely about Eric Garcia and Barcelona's contract. I need to figure out if they're asking for more info, a summary, or perhaps to rewrite it. It’s important to clarify their intent since there’s no request for code or operations. I should keep my response concise, maybe ask: "Do you want me to help you write a news update or verify the source?" It's a sports news topic, so there shouldn't be copyright issues.Analyzing special request

The user might want real-time information, but since I can't access terminal commands here, I can still suggest creating a concise news piece in Chinese, about 80-120 characters, or a longer article, social media copy, or player background.

I have some details about Eric Garcia: he's a Spanish center-back who joined Barcelona in 2021 after leaving Manchester City. In 2023, he was loaned to Girona, performing well. Now, there’s mention of a new 5-year contract, but I can't confirm that without browsing.Formulating a response to user request

It seems best to treat the contract update about Eric Garcia as a rumor and check if the user wants help crafting a news post. I could write a brief news blurb in Chinese, reporting that he's expected to sign a 5-year contract with Barcelona, mentioning his strong performance while on loan at Girona. However, I should avoid specifics on salary or release clauses without clear sources. I'd keep the response neutral and concise, offering options for different types of content like a news snippet or social media post. I'll also ask if they need visual suggestions and historical contract details.