All are almost surprisingly intuitive, but this is not terribly surprising since Chinese and English have very similar large-scale structures (both are head initial, both have adjectives and quantifiers that precede nouns).
we see two entries in the list (starred) that correspond to an En- glish word order that is ungrammatical in Chinese: PP modifiers in Chinese typically precede the VPs they modify, and CPs (relative clauses) also typically precede the nouns they modify.