A 1,001-Chapter Guide to Avoiding Insurance Pitfalls

Here’s the synopsis for *A 1,001-Chapter Guide to Avoiding Insurance Pitfalls*: Insurance is an adult’s safety net, and a mirror that lays bare human nature. In the unique format of “mystery stories plus hard-hitting education,” this book recounts the most realistic insurance mishaps ordinary people encounter when buying coverage: the man who mistook a thyroid nodule for a “pimple”; the blank policy that landed two successive wives in court against each other; the fatal phone call about “proactive follow-up examinations” during the waiting period... Every chapter is a literary retelling of a real case, and every twist reveals the underlying logic of insurance rules. There’s no tedious pileup of policy clauses, just traps woven into tightly connected stories. There are no condescending lectures from experts, just a friendly, chat-like unraveling of the details. Follow Xiao Meng and Mo Yan, and you’ll see that health disclosures aren’t a trap, but a path; lending someone your medical insurance card isn’t filial devotion, but planting a landmine; leaving the beneficiary field blank isn’t convenient, but a curse. 1,001 stories, 1,001 ways for “smart people” to get burned. By the end, you’ll realize that the biggest insurance pitfall was never dug by the insurance company. You dug it yourself. Who is this book for? - Insurance beginners who are planning to buy a policy but fear being taken advantage of - Frustrated policyholders whose claims were denied and who want to understand why - Insurance professionals who want to help clients steer clear of trouble - Mystery fans who just want to watch the drama unfold Remember: avoiding pitfalls isn’t about beating the insurance company. It’s about making sure that when disaster strikes, your policy can really save your life.