Zhong Guo Jing Ji Wang·2025-10-31 03:09Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the troubling trend of "lying flat-style refusal to pay" by AIA Insurance, which has led to significant public concern due to two high-profile refusal cases. This behavior reflects a broader issue within the insurance industry regarding cost shifting, evasion of contractual obligations, and lack of penalties, undermining the industry's role as an economic stabilizer and risk-sharing entity [1][2]. Group 1 - AIA Insurance refused to pay 500,000 yuan for a claim related to a 3-year-old girl who died from fulminant myocarditis, citing a discrepancy in the medical terminology as the reason for denial [1]. - The insurance company also unilaterally terminated a policy for a policyholder who underwent gender reassignment surgery, refusing to reimburse over 4,400 yuan in routine medical expenses, despite the court ruling in favor of the policyholder [2]. - The article criticizes the insurance industry's reliance on complex and obscure contractual terms that effectively exclude certain severe conditions from coverage, thus prioritizing profit maximization over the contractual spirit of risk-sharing [1].