Looking back, the user's instruction says: "companies Medtronic,Ningbo Shengjiekang Biotechnology,Kangfeng Biology,Johnson & Johnson,Abbott,Boston Scientific,MicroPort EP MedTech". That's seven. But the bullet list needs six. Maybe they want to exclude one. Since the user specified six bullets, perhaps the user made a typo, but I need to follow the exact instruction. Wait, in the JSON example, the bullet list has six items. So perhaps the user wants six bullets, each with one of the companies listed. Since there are seven companies, but only six bullets, I need to select six. Let me choose the first six: Medtronic, Ningbo Shengjiekang, Kangfeng Biology, Johnson & Johnson, Abbott, Boston Scientific. Exclude MicroPort EP MedTech. But the user included MicroPort in the list. Hmm. Alternatively, maybe there's a typo and the user intended six companies. Let me check again. The user's list is seven, but the bullet list requires six. Since the user is strict about the requirements, perhaps they intended six companies. Wait, the user says: "Bullets (6 bullets) — Companies Strategy Snapshot. Each bullet must: Start with the company name Medtronic,Ningbo Shengjiekang Biotechnology,Kangfeng Biology,Johnson & Johnson,Abbott,Boston Scientific,MicroPort EP MedTech". So the user lists seven companies but wants six bullets. That's conflicting. Maybe the user made a mistake. Since the user is strict, perhaps they want all seven but allowed to use six. Wait, the user says "6 bullets only", so they need six. So pick six companies from the seven listed. Let me check the example in the query: the user's example for the bullet list says "6 bullets only". So, I'll proceed with six. Let's include Medtronic, Ningbo Shengjiekang, Kangfeng Biology, Johnson & Johnson, Abbott, Boston Scientific. Exclude MicroPort.
