Considering user request in Chinese

I see the user provided a Chinese message about Nottingham Forest's match schedule change against Leeds United and Wolves. They might be expecting a brief news update or more details, but there's no explicit instruction.

I think asking for clarification is a good idea! I could offer options like a brief news write-up, a social media post, a schedule, or a reminder. We should respond in Chinese to keep it concise.Clarifying news brief for the user

I see that we can create an ICS file locally, but maybe it's not necessary right now. I think proposing a short news brief makes sense, but I want to avoid making assumptions about specific dates.

So I can draft a template mentioning "official announcement of Nottingham Forest's schedule adjustment." However, I realized Leeds United isn’t in the current Premier League, as they were relegated last season. This inconsistency makes me wonder if the user might want something else, like past match details. It’s best to clarify what they need, possibly asking for details like match schedules or kickoff times.Offering title rewrite and options

I’m considering whether I need to rewrite the title or create a social media post. I can offer a straightforward news blurb like, "Nottingham Forest officially announces… 25th round against Leeds United, 26th round against Wolves, with kickoff times as follows:..." But since the times are unknown, I should ask the user for that information or if they’d like me to fetch it.

Since we’re in a CLI environment, I could suggest setting calendar reminders, but maybe that's not necessary. I'll keep my response short and clear with options.