What should I do if the interest-free lender given by the Social Security Bureau to entrepreneurs dies?

Article 161 of the Civil Code stipulates that if the lender dies, his spouse will continue to repay it. If the debt is not a husband-and-wife debt, but a general debt, and the lender has an inheritance, the successor will repay the loan within the scope of inheritance.

Interest-free loan refers to a form of credit activity in which banks or other financial institutions lend monetary funds at a certain interest rate and must return them, in which the interest rate is provided by banks free of charge or paid by the government or corresponding institutions under agreed conditions. Interest-free loans include consumer bank loans such as shopping or further study.