(1) The joint property of husband and wife should be divided equally in general. That is to say, in principle, the shared property of husband and wife is equally divided according to the actual needs of production and life and the source of property, and the specific treatment can also be different. Articles belonging to personal use generally belong to individuals.
 (2) If the husband and wife live separately in two places and manage and use the common property respectively, the difference between the two parties at the time of division shall be compensated by the party with the property equivalent to the difference.
 (3) If the marriage has been registered but has not yet lived together, and the betrothal gifts are paid according to customs, or if the payment before marriage causes difficulties for the giver, the other party may be asked to return the betrothal gifts at the time of divorce.
 (4) If one party engages in business partnership with others with the joint property of husband and wife, the property entered into the partnership may be owned by one party, and the party who gets the property shall compensate the other party with half of the value of the property entered into the partnership.
 (5) The farming and planting industries that are not profitable in the current year and that are jointly operated by the husband and wife should be reasonably divided or discounted in consideration of being conducive to the development of production and operation and management at the time of divorce.