德尚发布会全文：孔德喜欢造越位，但我相信他能找回状态（德尚发布会：孔德偏爱造越位，我相信他会恢复状态）

Interpreting user request

The user’s message in Chinese translates to: "Deschamps full press conference: Kounde likes playing the offside trap..." This seems like a title, but they might want the full text of the press conference also known as "全文." I should clarify what they're asking for. Additionally, there's a possibility of copyright issues with providing the full text since it may come from a news source. They haven't specified a URL or any specific source.Understanding copyright limitations

The user isn't pointing to a specific URL but is requesting copyrighted content, which could be an issue. Since reproducing copyrighted text longer than 90 characters isn't allowed unless it's public domain or user-provided, I can't fulfill this request as they haven't provided a snippet. Instead, I should politely refuse and offer a summary of the relevant details instead. I might also ask for clarification on the source or context to help me summarize better.Deciding on user request response

I think the best approach is to refuse the request for the full text while offering a summary if the user provides a link or additional context. They might just be sharing a headline and expecting me to write an article based on it, but it does seem like they want the "全文" specifically. I'll explain that I can't provide the full text due to copyright reasons, but I can summarize if they share more details or a date. Maybe I should also ask which event they're referring to for clarity.Crafting a refusal in Chinese

I think it's important to start with a brief apology while stating my inability to provide the full text. I can offer to summarize if the user shares a link or key points, or write a short news piece. Maybe I could suggest creating a 200-word summary based on the headline. I'll offer: "抱歉，我不能提供新闻/发布会的全文。不过，我可以提供总结或一篇简短的新闻通稿。如果你有相关链接，请告诉我。” Additionally, I can propose a safe short summary related to Deschamps' comments on Kounde without fabricating details. It’s better to ask the user what they specifically want.Responding with a refusal and options

I’ll respond by briefly refusing the request and offering a summary instead. Following the "Final answer structure," I’ll keep it concise. This means starting with a short refusal sentence, then providing options in a numbered list, and finally asking for a link or date for more context.

So, my response will look something like: "I'm sorry, but I can't provide the full text. However, I can: 1) summarize based on a link you provide, 2) create a brief news piece, or 3) list key points. Could you share a link or the specific date?"