1. Labor remuneration and bonus obtained by both husband and wife according to law. The labor remuneration here includes not only bonuses, but also overtime, welfare, bonuses and so on;
2. Income obtained by both spouses or one of them in their daily business activities;
3. The benefits that one or both spouses get from owning their own intellectual property rights. For example, writing fees, patent fees for inventions and creations, etc.
4. Property legally acquired by one or both spouses through inheritance or gift;
5. Other property acquired by one or both spouses. For example, during the marriage relationship, the rent obtained by subletting the store, the income brought by renting the store, and the rent obtained by one party renting a personal house;
6. Other property that should be owned by both husband and wife. Combined with real life, other properties that should be shared by both parties mainly include the following categories:
(1) Value-added of personal property after marriage. If the husband and wife repair, decorate or rebuild the house owned by one party before marriage during the marriage relationship, the value-added part is the property owned by both husband and wife;