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How many kinds of critical illness insurance are there in China?
China People's Insurance Company generally refers to China People's Insurance Group Co., Ltd. and China People's Insurance Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as PICC or PICC) was established on 1949. It is a comprehensive insurance (financial) company, one of the top 500 in the world, and one of the largest insurance companies in the world, belonging to the central financial enterprise. At present, China PICC's critical illness insurance mainly includes: PICC's carefree life, PICC's happiness, PICC's enjoyment of recreation, minor critical illness insurance, Angel E-care-children's major illness protection plan, Health E-care-short-term major illness protection plan, North China cancer prevention -e-housekeeper and so on. For details, please contact China PICC Customer Service.
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