张雪峰去世，公司发布讣告

A basic Chinese sentence pattern where the subject performs an action or experiences an event. In this text, a person is the subject and 去世 is the verb phrase meaning 'to pass away.'

Chinese often places one clause first, followed by another related clause separated by a comma. The first part sets the situation, and the second part gives a consequence or related action.

A common pattern in Chinese where a verb is followed directly by its object. Here, 发布 means 'to issue/publish' and 讣告 is the object 'obituary notice.'

Two short clauses can be placed side by side with a comma to describe connected events. This is common in headlines and news style, where wording is brief and direct.

Chinese news headlines often omit connectors, time words, and function words to sound concise. Readers infer the relationship between the two clauses from context.