Responding to a Chinese expression

I see that we need to respond to the Chinese saying "看数据你不信，看比赛你服," which translates to something like, "You don't believe the data, but watching the game you are convinced." It’s often used in sports discussions to highlight the debate between analytics and the eye-test. The user hasn't asked a specific question, but I should respond warmly, maybe ask which player or game they're referring to. I could also offer to analyze stats or provide a video breakdown if they're interested!Planning the response

Since the network may or may not be accessible, I shouldn't fetch web data without confirmation. I think it’s best to acknowledge the user's phrase and ask about the specific team, player, or game they're referring to. I can offer options like compiling key metrics, creating a shot chart, or suggesting relevant metrics for soccer or basketball if they share the data. Keeping it concise in bullet points makes sense. Given the user's language is Chinese, I should respond accordingly!Crafting a succinct response

I’m aiming to put together a clear response. First, I'll interpret the original sentence, then I'll ask for specifics about the target and the use-case. I'm thinking of providing items that reflect both data-driven and eye-test perspectives, like key metrics for basketball and soccer. If the user shares a player, game, and timeframe, I can offer to build a quick report or analyze data if they provide a play-by-play CSV. I'll keep it short and present options in bullet form!