【壁纸】——拜仁慕尼黑：好久不见（【壁纸】拜仁慕尼黑：久违了）

Considering wallpaper request

The user's message is asking about a wallpaper related to Bayern Munich. I think they might want some images or designs. Since I can't access online content, I should clarify what exactly they need: Do they want a design, a slogan, specific sizes, or styles? I can generate a simple wallpaper with basic code or suggest a prompt for AI generation. However, I can't use the official logo due to licensing issues.Clarifying wallpaper details

I should ask the user if they want me to design a Bayern Munich-themed wallpaper featuring the phrase "好久不见." I'll need to clarify their preferences, like size, style, colors, and whether to include the club crest. I could suggest creating a minimalist SVG wallpaper with the colors red, white, and blue and the text "MIA SAN MIA" and "好久不见." Since I can't use trademarks, I can create something safe using generic shapes. I'll propose a few questions to help guide the design process!Proposing wallpaper creation

I see that since I'm running in CLI, I can create files in the workspace, but the user hasn't explicitly asked for that yet. I should propose crafting minimalist wallpapers in SVG format using Bayern colors and the phrase "好久不见." I could offer three aspect ratios: 16:9 (3840x2160), 3:2 (2880x1920), and 9:16 (1440x3120). Even though I can’t render images here, I can generate the SVG files if the user approves. I’ll ask for confirmation to clarify their preferences!Offering design options

I’ll provide the user with several options for their wallpaper. They can choose from styles like minimalist stripes, gradients, retro 2001 CL styles, or a skyline of the Allianz Arena. For text, they can select "好久不见" with or without "Mia san mia." If they want to include the crest, I’ll need to mention a placeholder for it, or we could generate an editable SVG or Figma file. Alternatively, there's a possibility of using a Python script with Pillow to create PNGs, ensuring proper font support for Chinese characters. Using SVG with converted text paths might be the safest choice!