Social security can receive unemployment benefits?

The unemployed person in the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits, to participate in the basic medical insurance for employees, enjoy the basic medical insurance treatment. Article 44 of the Social Insurance Law, employees shall participate in unemployment insurance, by the employer and the employee in accordance with state regulations *** with the payment of unemployment insurance premiums. Article 45 Unemployed persons shall receive unemployment insurance benefits from the Unemployment Insurance Fund if they meet the following conditions: (1) the employer and the person himself have paid unemployment insurance premiums for one year prior to becoming unemployed; (2) the employment is interrupted not because of the person's own will; and (3) the person has registered as unemployed and has a requirement to seek employment. Article 48 Unemployed persons shall participate in the basic medical insurance for employees during the period in which they receive unemployment insurance benefits, and shall enjoy basic medical insurance benefits. The basic medical insurance premiums to be paid by the unemployed shall be paid from the Unemployment Insurance Fund, and individuals shall not pay basic medical insurance premiums.

Article 45 of the Social Insurance Law provides that an unemployed person who meets the following conditions shall receive unemployment insurance benefits from the Unemployment Insurance Fund: (1) the employer and the person himself have paid the unemployment insurance premiums for one year prior to becoming unemployed; (2) the person has been interrupted in employment not due to the person's own will; and (3) he has been registered as unemployed and has a requirement to look for a job. Article 46 of the Social Insurance Law stipulates that an unemployed person who has paid unemployment insurance premiums for one year or less than five years before becoming unemployed shall receive unemployment insurance benefits for a maximum period of twelve months; if he or she has paid unemployment insurance premiums for five years or less than ten years, he or she shall receive such benefits for a maximum period of eighteen months; if he or she has paid unemployment insurance premiums for more than ten years, he or she shall receive unemployment insurance benefits for a maximum period of twenty-four months. After re-employment, if you are unemployed again, the contribution time is recalculated, and the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits is combined with the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits that should have been received but have not yet been received in the previous unemployment, and the maximum period is not more than twenty-four months.