Only certain verbs that are closely tied to the idea of a location can take location complements. For example, 走 (walk) and 停 (park) imply some sort of directional motion. Other verbs like 住 (live), 待 (stay), 坐 (sit), and 站 (stand) are also frequently tied to a specific physical location. The location complement indicates the location that the action of the verb takes place in or leads to.