Whether the property is personal property or joint property of husband and wife should be determined according to the specific information of your property. Generally, the following properties are personal property:
 1. Property acquired by one party before marriage;
 2. Medical expenses, living allowance for the disabled and other expenses received by one party due to physical injury;
 3. The property is obtained through a will or gift contract, and it is determined in the will or contract that only one of the husband and wife can own the property;
 4. Daily necessities for one party;
 5. Other properties that should belong to one party.
 The following properties belong to the common property of the husband and wife: 1. The wages and bonuses of both the husband and wife after marriage; 2. The earnings from the production and operation of one or both parties after marriage; 3. Income from intellectual property; 4. Inherited or donated property, except as expressly provided by law; 5. Other properties that should be jointly owned.
 Generally speaking, personal property belongs to individuals, and the husband and wife share the common property equally. However, you can also enter into a property agreement to agree on the ownership and division of property, which will be handled according to your agreement when the property is to be divided later.