China has stipulated the succession order of personal property. In general, the succession order of personal property is spouse, children, parents, brothers and sisters. That is to say, in the legal succession order, immediate relatives (spouse, children, parents) have priority over collateral relatives (brothers and sisters) to inherit personal property. Therefore, in law, the succession order of personal property can not be ignored.
But in some special cases, such as making a will, individuals can distribute and inherit their own property according to their own wishes. In this case, an individual can skip the legal succession order and leave his property to a designated heir. However, it should be noted that making a will needs to meet certain legal conditions and regulations, such as reaching the age of 18 and having full capacity for civil conduct. And the will also needs to meet the requirements of the form and content stipulated by law.
In short, the succession order of personal property is stipulated. In general, the legal succession order cannot be skipped, but in some special cases, you can distribute and inherit your own property by making a will.