Premium income in the Jan.-May period totaled 321.6 billion yuan (about 46.7 billion U.S. dollars), according to unaudited figures released by the insurer.
Chinese insurers have seen stronger premium growth in recent months after authorities tightened regulations last year to fend off financial risks in the world's second-biggest insurance market.
The sector has shown a stronger capacity to forestall risks as its overall leverage has gradually dropped and business structure improved, the country's insurance regulator said in December.
The company also recorded a 4.7-percent increase in premium income in 2018.
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