Insured property refers to the property and expenses listed in the schedule of this insurance policy. With the special application of the insured and the written consent of the Company, the following items and expenses can also be used as insurance property after being assessed and determined by professionals or loss assessment departments:

1. Gold and silver, jewelry, diamonds and jade;

2. Antiques, coins, books and paintings;

3. Works of art and stamps;

4. Advertisements, antennas, neon lights, solar devices, etc. On the building;

5. Computer materials and their production and reproduction costs.

2. What items can't be insured?

The following items shall not be used as insurance property:

1. firearms, ammunition and explosives;

2 cash, securities, bills, documents, files, account books and drawings;

3. Animals, plants and crops;

4. Portable communication equipment, computer equipment, camera equipment and other valuables;

5. Vehicles used for public transportation.