Clarifying user request

I see the user's request is in Chinese, mentioning a CBA basketball team completing its roster for the new season. This sounds like they might want a news article or a summary. Since the phrasing is somewhat fragmentary, it's a bit ambiguous. So, I think it’s best to ask some clarifying questions, like if they're looking for a news article, roster list, or analysis. We could also propose drafting a news report template for the CBA team.Preparing content options

I need to create helpful content for the user. It looks like they might want a press release in Chinese with structured sections like introduction, key signings, contract renewals, and so on. Including simple placeholders and optional quotes will help keep it concise. They may also be interested in multiple headline options and social media copy.

Asking a clarifying question could help; perhaps find out which team they need the information for or the specific format they want. I should also prepare a generic template and consider providing a "to-do list" for managing the roster according to CBA rules.Clarifying and providing a template

I think I should aim for a concise response. I'll ask a clarifying question like whether the user needs a press release or social media copy, or help with roster construction and salary structure. If they don’t specify a team or key signings, I can offer a generic template.

The template could include a news release with placeholders, social media copy, a roster list template, an outline for in-depth analysis, and some design elements suggestions. It’s all about being clear and useful without overcomplicating the formatting!Creating roster template

I’m thinking about crafting a roster template, and it seems I should stick to using ASCII only. I'll create a structure with placeholders, like for the registration list, which can include sections for domestic players, foreign players, and those from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.

Additionally, I’ll outline player positions with basic details, like age and expected rotation. I’ll keep the salary structure general, avoiding specific CBA terms to prevent inaccuracies.

Finally, I can provide talking points for further discussion. If the user gives me team info and player names, I can finalize everything nicely.