In Chinese, an argument such as an object or subject can be moved from its usual position to the front of a sentence for emphasis or in question formation. This creates a gap in the original position, similar to topicalization or WH-movement in linguistic terms. The displaced element is understood as filling the role it would have played in its original position.
这种事情我真的没见过。
Zhè zhǒng shìqíng wǒ zhēn de méi jiàn guò.
I've really never seen this kind of thing before.
那本书你看完了吗?
Nà běn shū nǐ kàn wán le ma?
Have you finished reading that book?
什么时候出发你决定吧。
Shénme shíhòu chūfā nǐ juédìng ba.
You decide when to set off.