A relative clause can be ‘subject + verb’.
王：我昨天看的那个电影真不错。
wáng ：wǒ zuó tiān kàn de nà gè diàn yǐng zhēn bú cuò 。
Wang: The movie which I saw yesterday was really good.
张：是不是上星期李老师给我们介绍的那个电影？
zhāng ：shì bú shì shàng xīng qī lǐ lǎo shī gěi wǒ men jiè shào de nà gè diàn yǐng ？
Zhang: Was it the movie which Teacher Li recommended last week?
陈：请告诉我，这几个字是什么意思？
chén ：qǐng gào sù wǒ ，zhè jǐ gè zì shì shí me yì sī ？
Chen: Please tell me: what are the meanings of these few words?
丁：这些都是你学过的字，你不应该来问我。
dīng ：zhè xiē dōu shì nǐ xué guò de zì ，nǐ bú yīng gāi lái wèn wǒ 。
Ding: All these are words (that) you have learned; you should not ask me.
[1] Yip, P. C., Rimmington, D., Xiaoming, Z., & Henson, R. (2009). Basic Chinese: a grammar and workbook. Taylor & Francis.
