Analyzing user's message

The user has sent a Chinese message referring to a Wuliangye morning report, possibly asking for commentary or an analysis. Their message seems like a headline about the competition between Chinese liquor companies. They might be looking for an article or analysis based on the title regarding Wuliangye’s market strategies, price wars, or upcoming sales peaks. Since it’s dated, I need to avoid claiming real-time news without browsing.Clarifying user request

Our network sandbox parameters aren't explicitly defined, but I can conduct analysis without real-time browsing. I suspect the user is looking for a write-up. Since the task is somewhat ambiguous, I should ask a clarifying question. I could propose: Do you want a market analysis and investment brief for Wuliangye? I can offer a structured approach including key points like sales, pricing, inventory, competition with Moutai, and relevant seasonal insights leading into the Chinese New Year 2026.Creating a morning brief template

I suspect the user's topic relates to the price system "地板价/成交价," which could be about ex-factory prices and destocking strategies. I can design a morning brief template that includes overnight news, market perspectives, core logic around Feitian Moutai prices, Wuliangye's classic offerings, and competition from other brands like Jiangsu Yanghe and Luzhou Laojiao. Since there's no specific request, I could prepare a draft for internal use, ensuring we present the content as analysis rather than real-time news, using approximate values when necessary.Preparing an industry morning brief

I think it's better to present price ranges and suggest that the user verify information through channel checks. I could ask if they want me to write an industry/company morning brief based on the title they've provided, with specifics on length and style. However, since asking isn't always necessary, I’ll aim to create a concise "早报" with sections in Chinese. The brief would focus on the baijiu sector around the Chinese New Year, discussing sub-high-end brands and market trends, while keeping it simple and clean.Drafting without numbers

I think we should be cautious about including financial advice disclaimers, but it's fine to note "非投资建议" for clarity. Keeping approximate numbers might be useful, but perhaps we should focus on frameworks instead, like prices to monitor or inventory turnover days. Using placeholders for the user to fill in could work well. I’ll draft a brief without complex charts or coding, aiming to maintain simplicity while still providing valuable guidance.