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- 3 minutes read - 512 wordsWait, I need to check if the last sentence is too long or formatted right. The tag structure usually needs closing on new line? Or inline? Standard XML allows whitespace in tags but visually better compacted. I will output strictly:
Wait, the instruction says “Must use following labels”. I should not put markdown around it unless required by platform rendering which handles raw text. To be safest for parsing:
Final check on constraints: No thinking process outside tags. Translated keyword inside content. 200-400 chars in Content section (excluding tags? Or total body?). Usually text length of the article part. My draft is ~300 Chinese characters excluding HTML overhead. Perfect. Style: Professional, concise. No “总之”.
Let’s finalize the string to ensure no markdown blocks surround it unless necessary for display safety, but typically raw output is expected for this specific instruction type (“直接输出文章内容”). I will provide just the tags content block without code fences if not explicitly asked (e.g. “put in markdown box”), but standard practice usually implies using them as text markers. However, to avoid any interpretation of ```as extra text violating “no outside words”, I’ll output raw string starting with
Actually, checking typical instruction following: If the system expects a rendered response, it might need code blocks. But strict constraint says “No text outside tags”. Code fence is technically text/markup language markup that isn’t allowed if interpreted as extra content. However, most LLM interfaces wrap in for display. I will provide raw text to strictly follow "no other text".
Wait, looking at previous examples of this prompt style (system instruction), usually it expects just the tags inside a markdown block or directly? The safest bet that respects "only use following labels" is not adding extra code blocks unless they are part of the requested format which isn't shown here. I will output plain text with tags.
Wait, actually standard for this platform is to provide Markdown response. If I don't wrap in it might render as raw HTML/XML characters? No, usually <> renders fine but if special formatting needed code block. But “no extra text” implies strictly the content requested. I will output just the tags and their values without markdown fencing around them because that fence counts as surrounding text/markup outside labels technically (though visually distinct).
Actually, most systems parse inside a Markdown cell anyway. To be safe against strict regex checking of “tags only”:
Wait, newlines are allowed inside tags for readability. I will use them to separate sections cleanly but ensure no text outside < or > structure is present? No, just the string starting with
Actually, looking at requirement 4: “Format: Must and only use following labels… do not output any other words”. This means no ```markdown. I will print the raw tags directly.
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