In real life speech, people don't say such things in Chinese, just as English speakers don't say "Suzie sells sea shells by the sea shore". If they do, they'll say it slower to avoid ambiguities, maybe rephrase it as well, e.g. "You remember Suzie? She's into sea shells. She sells them by the beach."
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In real life speech, people don't say such things in Chinese, just as English speakers don't say "Suzie sells sea shells by the sea shore". If they do, they'll say it slower to avoid ambiguities, maybe rephrase it as well, e.g. "You remember Suzie? She's into sea shells. She sells them by the beach."