Interpreting user request

The user wrote in Chinese, asking, "How much tuition is enough to pay?" This seems to be about generating a morning news brief titled "How much tuition is enough?" In Chinese chat culture, "早报" often summarizes daily news. The phrase could humorously refer to paying for investing mistakes since "交学费" means losing money while learning. I find this a bit vague, so I think I need to clarify the user's intentions before proceeding.Crafting response options

The user wrote in Chinese, so I'll need to reply in Chinese. I could offer a few options: Do they want a financial morning brief with a title, or perhaps a guide on tuition for studying abroad? The phrase "学费交多少算够啊" could refer to actual tuition costs, but the "早报" implies a morning news format. I'm thinking of proposing three options for the user to choose from.

1. A financial morning brief focused on the lessons learned from investing mistakes.
2. A discussion about reasonable tuition costs across education stages.
3. A more light-hearted morning brief in a humorous style.

I might include a sample outline for the financial option to help them move forward. I'll also ask about their market preferences, industry interests, time zone, and desired length!Creating a news template

I’ve realized we shouldn’t rely on current news since my last knowledge update was in October 2024. The user might prefer a generic template instead of specific current events. I could provide an example with placeholders like [ ] for customization that allows for safe content without needing real-time data.

However, I should also clarify that they might want actual content for "today." I can create a reusable structure and explain how to customize it for local time.

I’ll ask them a clarifying question to better understand what they want. Here’s my plan:

1. I’ll ask, “What kind of morning brief are you looking for?”
2. I’ll offer three options with brief descriptions.
3. If they pick one, I’ll include a mini sample draft of a financial morning brief with generic items that can be published right away.Crafting a reusable template

I’m considering suggesting placeholders like "宏观日程：20:30 美国...", but that might not be accurate for today. Instead, I could phrase it as "今日关注：开盘前关注财报/宏观数据发布窗口" with some general bullet points. Though, that might come off as too generic.

It seems better to provide a reusable template with prompts for the user to fill in. However, they likely want specific content, so I should ask their preferences first instead of launching into a long sample.

If they choose option 1, I’ll quickly ask them about market scope, style, and length, then offer to deliver the tailored content in the next message. I'll craft everything concisely in Chinese and use bullet points!