Harm payment refers to that in the process of performance of the contract, the performance behavior of the debtor in the contractual relationship does not conform to the provisions of the contract, and such improper performance behavior causes damage to the creditor's performance interests other than personal injury or other property damage other than the target of payment.
According to the above definition, fruit shop A wanting to buy fruit from supplier B and finding that part of the fruit sent by B has been rotten and cannot be sold does not reflect harm payment.