Request for documents: the right to build buildings or plant trees on other people's land for a long time is called in the traditional property law.

The superficial right is the land use right of the country, such as setting up a stall in the street.

Forever tenancy is the right to pay rent to the landowner on an annual basis, and to use and benefit from it for a long time or permanently.

Listed as state-owned housing, housing allocated by units (non-commercial housing) and cultivated land given by the state to farmers. The advantage is that, for example, you rent out such a house. Or buy crops on the ground!

Easement is the right to use other people's land for your own convenience.

For example, if you build a hotel to support you, you will grant the nearby land for parking, but this land is not yours, but you can use it before the easement expires.