Legal subjectivity:

The property rights referred to in the property rights law include ownership (ownership of real estate and ownership of movable property), usufruct rights (including the right to use construction land and the right to use homestead land) , easements, etc.), security interests (including mortgage rights, pledges, liens, etc.). The law is objective:

Article 240 of the Civil Code: Owners have the right to possess, use, benefit from and dispose of their real estate or movables in accordance with the law. Article 241: Owners have The right to establish usufruct rights and security interests in one's own real estate or movable property. Usufruct holders and collateral holders shall not infringe upon the rights and interests of the owner when exercising their rights. Article 386: If the debtor fails to perform due debts or the situation agreed by the parties to realize the security rights occurs, the security holder shall have priority in receiving payment for the secured property in accordance with the law, unless otherwise provided by law.