1. Documentary evidence. All words, symbols and pictures used to express people's thoughts on an object whose contents can prove one or all of the facts to be proved are called documentary evidence.
 2. Physical evidence. Physical evidence refers to the use of the appearance, characteristics, quality, etc. of articles to prove one or all of the facts to be proved.
 3. Audio visual materials. Audiovisual data refers to the evidence that uses the images and sound reflected by video and audio tapes, or the data stored in computers to prove the facts to be proved.
 4. Testimony of witnesses. If a person other than a participant in the proceedings knows the relevant information of the case, the statement made by the person summoned by the people's court to appear in court or the written statement submitted to the people's court is called witness testimony.
 5. Statement of the parties. The statements made by the parties to the people's court on the facts of the case in litigation are called parties' statements.
 6. Identification conclusion. When people's courts try civil cases, they designate people with professional knowledge to appraise certain special issues, so as to make scientific analysis and put forward conclusive opinions, which are called expert conclusions.
 7. Record of inspection. In order to find out the facts of the case, the judges of the people's court personally surveyed and inspected the scene or articles related to the dispute, took photos and measured them, and made a record of the investigation and its results, which is called the record of the investigation. According to the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law, there are the following types of evidence in civil proceedings. In essence, this is not a big difference.