Clause/Verb Phrase + 的 + Noun
的 (de) can function as a complement marker, connecting a verbal or adjectival complement to the element it modifies. In this usage, 的 links a preceding descriptive clause to a following noun, turning the clause into a relative modifier. This is distinct from its possessive use and is central to forming complex noun phrases.
昨天来的那个人是谁?
Zuótiān lái de nàge rén shì shéi?
Who was the person who came yesterday?
妈妈做的饭最好吃了。
Māmā zuò de fàn zuì hǎochī le.
Mom's cooking is the most delicious.
我喜欢你送的花。
Wǒ xǐhuān nǐ sòng de huā.
I like the flowers you gave me.