李某是某大型工厂的厂长，为了降低工厂在市场竞争中的风险，甲将其工厂全部财产投保，与甲保险公司签订了保险合同，由于投保数额巨大，甲保险公司遂将该保险标的进行了再保险，与乙保险公司签订了再保险合同，如果保险事故发生，李某可以向 ( )主张支付保险金。
A．甲保险公司
B．乙保险公司
C．甲保险公司和乙保险公司
D．甲保险公司或者乙保险公司
参考答案：A
解析： 再保险人和投保人是两种合同关系中的不同主体，两者没有直接的合同关系，彼此没有权利和义务关系，因此，再保险接受人不具有向原保险的投保人要求支付保险费的请求权。当保险事故发生时原保险的被保险人或者受益人只能向原保险的保险人请求赔偿或者给付保险金，而无权向再保险接受人提出赔偿或者付保险金的请求。
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