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Grammar Points
被 + verb— Passive voice with "被"HSK 3
Use 被 to mark that the subject is affected by an action done by someone else. This is one of the most common ways to form passive sentences in Chinese.
"ST柯利达：公司及董事长顾益明涉嫌信息披露违法违规被证监会立案"
"315 曝光 AI 大模型“投毒”黑产，39.9 元篡改 AI 答案"
因…/根据…/决定…— Cause and decisionHSK 3
Use 因… to state a reason, 根据… to cite a basis, and then say what action is decided. It is often used in formal announcements to explain decisions.
"因涉嫌信息披露违法违规，根据相关法律法规，中国证监会决定对公司和顾益明立案"
截至 + date + ， + result— 截至 (as of)HSK 4
截至 is used to indicate a cutoff point in time, similar to “as of”. It’s followed by the date and then a result that is true up to that time.
于…至…期间 is used to talk about something that happened within a specific time interval. It’s equivalent to “between … and …” or “during the period from … to …”.
将 is used to talk about a future action or plan, and 并 links two verbs or clauses to show that both actions will happen. It is common in written announcements.
"公司将积极配合调查，并严格履行信息披露义务"
Key Vocabulary
小时xiǎo shíHSK1
hour
氪kè
前qiánHSK1
former
的deHSK1
a taxi; a cab (abbr. for 的士[di1 shi4])
公司gōng sīHSK1
company; firm; corporation
信息xìn xīHSK4
information
比特bǐ tè
立案lì ànHSK7
to file a case (for investigation)
币bì
曝光bào guāngHSK7
to expose (photography)
月yuèHSK1
moon
价格jià géHSK4
price
购入gòu rù
和héHSK1
Taiwan pr. [huo4]
被bèiHSK3
used to indicate passive voice (placed before the doer of the action like "by" in English passive-voice sentences, or, if the doer is not mentioned, before the verb)