Preparing a retirement note

I think we should create a brief congratulatory retirement note that includes career highlights, records, and influence. I want to acknowledge the user's assertion about the retirement but will avoid presenting any unverified information as fact. I’ll focus on congratulating him and providing concise highlights, like his Asian record of 9.83 seconds and his sixth-place finish in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic final with a time of 9.98 seconds. If the user wants, I could also draft a post in Chinese.Reviewing career milestones

I'm considering Su's achievements, especially noting that in the 2015 World Championships in Beijing, he ran a semi-final of 9.99 seconds, becoming the first Asian-born to run under 10 seconds legally. While there were other sprinters, like Francis Obikwelu, they were not born in Asia. Su also set the Asian record for 60m with a time of 6.42 seconds while winning silver at the 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships. Additionally, the Chinese 4x100m relay team initially won silver at the 2015 Worlds, later upgraded from bronze.Recapping significant achievements

I’m recalling Su’s key achievements. At the 2015 Beijing World Championships, China originally placed third in the 4x100m, but with the USA's disqualification, they were upgraded to silver, clocking 38.01 seconds. There’s also the 2018 Asian Games, where he won gold in the 100m with a record time of 9.92 seconds. He became the first Asian-born to break 10 seconds with his 9.99 seconds at the 2015 Eugene Diamond League. I can list more accomplishments, including his role in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and several national titles.Planning a tribute response

I want to offer to compile a tribute, timeline, or video highlights without drowning in numbers. Since this is a conversational response, I'll keep it concise. At the end, I’ll ask the user if they’d like a career timeline, a stats sheet, or a short tribute post. I'll also offer to draft a social media post in Chinese, keeping formatting light with just bullet points and possibly a title or headings if needed.