Interpreting user inquiries

The user's query, "中国马术选手奥运资格赛晋级," seems to ask about news related to a Chinese equestrian athlete qualifying for the Olympics. The phrase suggests they might be looking for updates on the qualification event. Since they typed just a fragment, I should clarify what specific information they want. I could ask, "你是想了解最新新闻、赛制规则、还是某位选手的战绩？" This way, I can provide the most relevant response.Explaining qualification criteria

If the user is asking about "晋级," which means progression criteria, I can explain the qualification system for the FEI Olympics. For Paris 2024, the qualification involves team and individual slots through group rankings and competitions like the FEI Nations Cup for Jumping, Dressage, and Eventing. China previously qualified a team in eventing for Tokyo and has qualified again for Paris through the Eventing Nations Cup series. I think they won a qualifier at Millstreet 2023. There’s also potential for individual slots in show jumping and dressage.Clarifying user requests

I remember that during Tokyo 2020, China had its first-ever equestrian eventing team. They also had a show jumping individual competitor. To avoid misinformation, it's better to clarify what the user wants. I can ask if they’re looking for news, rules, or information about a specific athlete and which Olympic event they’re interested in. I'll respond in Chinese with concise options, like asking if they want details on qualifications or specific athletes for Paris 2024 or Los Angeles 2028.