赢球靠实力，输球靠细节（胜在实力，败在细节）

Considering user request

I see the user sent a Chinese message: "赢球靠实力，输球靠细节," which means "Winning depends on strength, losing depends on details." It looks like a kind of proverb. The user hasn’t made an explicit request, so I wonder if they want a response or some elaboration. Should I ask for clarification? I could suggest interpretations, examples in sports or management, or variations of the phrase. Responding in Chinese seems fitting to match their message.Providing options and suggestions

I’m thinking I should provide several options for the user related to their message. I can list these as numbered choices, so it’s easy for them to respond with a single number. Possible options could be:

1. Interpretation
2. Expanded versions
3. English translation
4. Caption variations

I can suggest a quick expansion, like "Winning is about ability; losing relies on details." I’ll also craft a brief affirmation and ask what they’d like, while providing concise one-liners. I’ll finalize the response in Chinese with bullet points for clarity.Offering concise options

I think it would be better to ask the user what specifically they want while providing a couple of useful outputs as examples. I can present that as follows:

• Two variants of the English translation
• Three variations of caption options
• Three contextual examples

Additionally, I’ll include a question asking: "Would you like me to create a poster, team slogan, or social media caption?" By keeping it brief, I can ensure clarity and enhance engagement.