Normally, the relative clause occurs after the determiner phrase.
→ 一匹剛買的馬 (y`ı-p¯ı g¯ang m˘ai de m˘a/ a horse that was just bought).
However, the relative clause can also occur before the determiner phrase 一匹 (y¯ı-p¯ı) for emphasis.
→ 剛買的一匹馬 (g¯ang m˘ai de y`ı-p¯ı m˘a/ a horse that was just bought).
Reference: Chinese: a linguistic introduction by Chao Fen Sun
