Does the social security package include five insurances and one gold? What's the difference between five insurances and one gold and three insurances and one gold?

Social security refers to "five insurances", excluding "one gold".

Five risks: endowment insurance, medical insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance and unemployment insurance compulsory by the state;

Three risks: generally refers to pension, medical care and unemployment. These three insurances are jointly paid by the employer and the employees, while work-related injuries and maternity are paid by the employer and not by the employees.

One gold: housing accumulation fund, which is not compulsory by the state.

Social security is the right and obligation given to employers and workers by the social insurance law and must be paid. It is illegal for the employer not to register and pay the five insurances in time.