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Considering response to user prompt

The user wrote a prompt in Chinese that seems to ask for an article about a "hardcore World Cup" with highlights related to the Three Kingdoms, AI, and Trump. I think they might want content generated in Chinese. I’ll need to clarify if that's necessary. The prompt feels like a title, and I can create an outline and short article, while ensuring neutrality, especially regarding Trump as a political figure. It's important to stay non-biased in my response.Structuring content generation

The style guidelines encourage me to be concise, but since this is content generation, I can write some paragraphs with minimal formatting, maybe using bullets. The user's prompt highlights three main points. I can structure the piece with three sections:

1. Three Kingdoms Elements: Comparing the World Cup to the tactical battles of the Three Kingdoms.
2. AI: Discussing technology like VAR and AI in sports, while acknowledging the controversies.
3. Trump: Considering the political implications of the U.S. hosting the 2026 World Cup and its potential influence on opinions.

I need to ensure no persuasive content about politics. It’s likely referring to the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.Preparing highlights for 2026 preview

It looks like we're gearing up for a preview of the 2026 World Cup. I can present three highlights:

1. Three Countries Co-hosting: Discussing logistics, time zones, ticketing, and the expansion to 48 teams, along with the economic impact on tourism and fan experiences.

2. AI Integration: Covering technologies like semi-automated offside detection, player tracking, and tactical predictions, while also noting the controversies around these advancements.

3. Trump's Influence: Considering how policies under Trump might affect visas, security, and fan access, providing a balanced perspective.

   

I should structure this article in Chinese, using engaging but minimal formatting and bullets to list key points under each highlight. I'll finish with a conclusion and a timeline of events!Detailing the 2026 World Cup features

The 2026 World Cup is set to be massive, featuring 48 teams and 104 matches across 16 host cities: 11 in the U.S., 2 in Canada (Vancouver and Toronto), and 3 in Mexico (Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey). The opening match is confirmed for June 11 at the iconic Estadio Azteca, while the final will be held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19. We should also discuss the use of AI technologies such as semi-automated offside technology, VAR, and advanced broadcast features like real-time stats and heatmaps.Considering Trump's impact on the World Cup narrative

If Trump is president between 2025 and 2029, his policies might influence topics like visas, security, immigration, and trade, which could seep into the narrative of the event. I want to keep a neutral tone and avoid speculation or targeted persuasion. I could also propose three viewing tips or checklists, but it seems like the user simply wants a concise article. We’ll craft it in Chinese and avoid any network or file interactions. I’ll also include a small call to action at the end.