context: The standard Chinese pronunciation is based on the dialect of Beijing, and uses the Mandarin vocabulary. Standard Chinese, like other Chinese dialects, has a tonality, features a subject-first language, and takes the order of subject-verb-object (SVO). Compared with the southern dialects, the number of leading consonants is rich, but the number of vowels and ending consonants is small. Standard Chinese has the characteristics of an analytical language that gives meaning through affixes instead of changing the word form, and has many compound words.
question: What's the Chinese word order?
answers.text: subject-verb-object