Zhongchao shares surge 45.17% intraday as non-essential consumer goods sector fluctuates.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to parse the input correctly. The company name is "Zhongchao". The percentage change is 45.16699411%, which I have to round to two decimal places. That would be 45.17%. The time period mentioned is "盘中 intraday", so the time period is intraday. Now, the reason for the price movement. The input mentions two points: first, on December 29, the non-essential consumer goods sector had stock fluctuations, and second, the company's stock rose 15.91% in the premarket. Wait, but the user's example shows that the reason should be a brief explanation. However, the input here has two points, but the example only includes one reason. How to handle that? Looking back at the example, the output only included the reason from the first part. The user's instruction says "brief reason for the price movement", so maybe I should focus on the main reason. The first part says the non-essential consumer goods sector had stock fluctuations, and the second is the premarket gain. But the question is about the intraday surge. The user might want to combine both, but the example didn't include multiple reasons. Hmm. Wait, the input here is a bit confusing. The user wrote "Zhongchao盘中 intraday大涨45.16699411%, 1、12月29日非必需消费品板块股票出现波动，公司股价在盘前交易时段上涨15.91%。 ，，）" There's a comma and some Chinese punctuation. The first part is the intraday surge, and the second part is about the premarket and the sector. But the user might have made a typo or formatting issue. The percentage given is for the intraday, but the reason is about the sector and premarket movement. That's conflicting. The example included the reason as the subsidiary's project, but here the reason is the sector's movement and premarket gain. However, the user wants the headline to include the reason for the current price movement (intraday). Wait, the user might be mixing up the time periods. The intraday surge is 45.17%, but the reason given is about the sector's fluctuation and the premarket movement. But the premarket is before the intraday. So the reason for the intraday surge might be the sector's movement. The example included the reason as the subsidiary's project. So in this case, the main reason is the non-essential consumer goods sector's stock fluctuations on Dec 29, and the premarket gain is part of the context. But the headline should focus on the reason for the intraday surge. So maybe the reason is the sector's movement. The premarket is part of the same event? Or is it a separate point? I need to structure the headline to include the company name, percentage, time period, and the reason. The example's reason was the subsidiary's project. Here, the reason is the sector's movement. The premarket gain might be part of the same event. But the user's input has two points. The first is the sector's movement, the second is the premarket gain. The example only included one reason. So perhaps the user wants to mention the sector's movement as the reason. The premarket gain might be part of the same event but the headline should be concise. So the main reason is the sector's stock fluctuations. So the headline would be: Zhongchao surged 45.17% intraday, driven by sector-wide fluctuations in the non-essential consumer goods industry on December 29. But wait, the user's example included more details in the output, like the project details. Here, maybe the user wants to include both the sector and the premarket movement. But the example only had one reason. The user's instruction says "brief reason", so maybe just the sector's movement is enough. The premarket gain is part of the same event but the headline should focus on the main cause. Alternatively, the premarket gain could be part of the reason leading to the intraday surge. But the example didn't do that. The example's reason was a single event. So perhaps the user expects the reason to be the sector's movement. Therefore, the final headline would be: Zhongchao surged 45.17% intraday, driven by sector-wide fluctuations in the non-essential consumer goods industry on December 29. But I need to check if the user wants to mention the premarket gain as well. The example didn't, so maybe not. The user's example included the subsidiary's project as the reason. Here, the main.