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Grammar Points
A、B、C（等）— Listing with enumeration commasHSK 2
Chinese often uses the punctuation “、” (and sometimes “等”) to list multiple nouns or items in one sentence. It is a compact way to mention several things of the same category.
"账号设置、我的关注、我的收藏、申请的报道、退出登录。"
"主力资金早间净流入建筑装饰、基础化工、电力设备、电子等板块。"
打开…后…— Sequencing with 后HSK 3
The structure “Verb + 后 + Verb” shows that the second action happens after the first action is completed. Learners can use it to describe a sequence of events.
"打开微信“扫一扫”，打开网页后点击屏幕右上角分享按钮。"
具体到…来看— Specifying with “具体到…来看”HSK 5
“具体到…来看” is a discourse marker used to shift from a general statement to more specific details. It means “when it comes to … specifically” and is common in reports or explanations.
“只要” introduces a condition that is sufficient for the result in the main clause. The “就” can be omitted in spoken or written Chinese, but the meaning remains “as long as … then …”.
"只要不发生三战，未来10年全球GDP增长10倍，在AI面前，人类终将被边缘化。"
遭 + Verb— Passive with “遭”HSK 5
“遭” is used to mark an action done to a subject, similar to the passive voice in English. It often appears with negative experiences, such as being attacked, criticized, or sold off.