What is the full name of social security?

Social security, the full name of social insurance, refers to the social insurance or security mechanism to help citizens face certain social risks, such as unemployment, illness, accidents, aging and death, or to protect basic living resources, such as education and medical care. For employees, social security is usually called "five insurances and one gold". The specific five insurances are: endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance and maternity insurance; One gold: housing accumulation fund. "Housing accumulation fund": the specific units and individuals each bear 50% of the proportion, calculated according to the average annual salary of individuals.