Hello. The natural person's heritage mainly includes the following parts: (1) citizens' income, such as wages, bonuses, interest on deposits, income from legitimate business operations, and property acquired by inheritance or acceptance of gifts; (2) Houses, savings and daily necessities of citizens; (3) Citizens' trees, livestock and poultry; (4) Cultural relics and books and materials of citizens. Cultural relics of citizens generally refer to their own collections of paintings, antiques and works of art; (5) The law allows citizens to own means of production, such as farmers' cars, tractors and processing machines. (6) Citizens' property rights in copyright and patent rights, that is, personal rights such as remuneration and bonuses obtained based on the publication of citizens' works, patent transfer fees and royalties obtained through the use of inventions and creations, and the right of authorship of copyright cannot be inherited; (7) Other lawful properties of citizens, including securities and creditor's rights in the form of property, etc.
Relevant laws
Article 1 122 of the Civil Code refers to the personal legal property left by a natural person when he dies.