institution or business organization established to handle insurance services

A strongbox or safe deposit box for storing cash or valuables, designed to be fireproof and theft-proof; also called a [[保险柜|保險櫃|bao3 xian3 gui4]]

the sector of business or economy that provides various types of insurance services

A fireproof and thief-proof strongbox or metal cabinet used for storing cash and valuables; also called [[保险箱|保險箱|bao3 xian3 xiang1]].

The amount of money paid periodically to an insurance company for a policy

The amount paid by an insurance company to the insured person or beneficiary upon the occurrence of a covered event or at the end of the policy term; insurance payout; sum insured

A type of insurance that pays out a sum of money either on the death of the insured person or after a set period.

The person or entity covered under an insurance policy who is entitled to claim benefits when a loss occurs.

horizontal bar fixed to the front or back of a vehicle to reduce damage in a collision

electrical fuse; fuse wire made of low-melting-point alloy designed to break a circuit during an overcurrent

Written certificate or document issued by an insurance company to the policyholder, detailing the rights and obligations of both parties; insurance policy; insurance slip

The party in an insurance contract that undertakes to pay compensation or benefits in the event of a loss; typically an insurance company.

Legal regulations governing insurance, specifically those defining the organization, scope of business, and the rights and obligations of both insurers and policyholders

A government-run insurance system providing financial support or compensation to workers who are disabled, unemployed, or retired; often abbreviated to [[社保|社保|she4 bao3]].

An umbrella category of insurance covering human life, health, or injury, comprising life insurance, health insurance, and accident insurance

insurance against accidents

the People's Insurance Company of China (PICC), a major state-owned insurance group

China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)

A belt or rope used for safety during high-altitude work or performances, with one end tied to the waist and the other to a solid object.

horizontal bar fitted to the front or rear of a vehicle to absorb impact and reduce damage

A small box in an electrical circuit that contains fuses and switches

Insurance covering physical goods and products, often used as a synonym for property insurance in certain contexts

Insurance that is required by law or government regulations rather than a voluntary contract; also known as [[法定保险|法定保險|fa3 ding4 bao3 xian3]].

insurance policy covering loss or damage resulting from acts of war, including conflict-related risks to ships, cargo, and passengers

insurance covering personal accidents and medical expenses while traveling

mandatory liability insurance for traffic accidents involving motor vehicles in mainland China

A type of life insurance where the payout is triggered specifically by the death of the insured person

Social insurance that is legally required to protect the rights and interests of specific groups, such as health or labor insurance; also called [[强制保险|強制保險|qiang2 zhi4 bao3 xian3]]

An insurance policy covering risks associated with marine transport and cargo; specifically the compensation for losses due to shipwrecks or other accidents at sea.

An insurance policy that pays for losses caused by fire.

A system where an insurance company pays out a sum of money to the insured person or their family in the event of disability or death.

An insurance system for private school faculty and staff in Taiwan, designed to ensure their livelihood and promote the development of private education

insurance for faculty and staff of private schools

insurance policy or coverage shared by multiple parties or involving a mutual guarantee

A type of insurance where the subject is property and its related interests. Shortened to [[财险|財險|cai2 xian3]].

a type of insurance contract between insurance companies designed to manage capital and financial risk rather than just specific losses

A type of insurance that covers claims resulting from injuries and damage to people or property, protecting the insured party from legal payouts to a third party.

insurance or social security funds designed to provide financial security for individuals after they retire from work

selling of insurance products by a bank or through its distribution channels

insurance coverage providing compensation in the event of bodily injury or death resulting from an accident

A razor for shaving that has a protective device between the blade and the skin to prevent deep cuts. Also known as [[安全剃刀|安全剃刀|an1 quan2 ti4 dao1]].

A sheath used during sexual intercourse for contraception or to prevent the spread of disease; also called [[安全套|安全套|an1 quan2 tao4]] or [[避孕套|避孕套|bi4 yun4 tao4]]

a lamp that produces light by burning pressurized gas

The maximum limit of compensation or payment that an insurance company is responsible for under a contract; the actual amount for which the subject is insured. Also used as the basis for calculating insurance premiums. Often abbreviated to [[保额|保額|bao3 e2]].

A type of insurance that covers medical, surgical, and disability expenses

The mandatory social insurance system in Taiwan providing universal healthcare coverage to all citizens and residents; it was established in March 1995

An arrangement where multiple insurers share the risk of a single insured interest, typically when the total insured value from several contracts does not exceed the actual value of the property.

a social insurance system designed for government employees, public officials, and teachers

old-age insurance; a pension scheme