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Grammar Points
与…持平— equal to previousHSK 4
Use “与…持平” to say that two situations are equal or unchanged. It often compares the current state with something mentioned before.
"操作利率为1.40%，与此前持平。"
X为Y— X is YHSK 2
“为” links a subject and a noun or number to describe what something is, similar to “是”. It is commonly used in formal or written Chinese.
"操作利率为1.40%。"
N1、N2、N3 + V— listed subjects share a verbHSK 2
Use commas (or the listing marker “、”) to connect multiple nouns that share the same verb. This creates a concise sentence listing several subjects before the action.
"耐用消费品、汽车、半导体领跌。"
"化工、软件服务、煤炭板块走强。"
Verb1 + 后 + Verb2— after doing A, do BHSK 3
“后” is used after a verb or clause to express that the second action happens after the first. It marks a sequence of actions or steps.
"打开网页后点击屏幕右上角分享按钮。"
Verb + 超 + Number— exceed a degree/amountHSK 4
Use “超” after a verb and before a number or percentage to say that something exceeds that amount (e.g., drops more than 1%).