The earliest five insurances and one gold in the world.

The earliest workers' pension, health and medical insurance system in the world was established by Otto Edward Leopold von Bismarck, the first prime minister of the German Empire, in the late19th century.

1881117, Caesar promulgated the famous golden imperial edict in history and established the triple insurance system of community management structure. 1883 for medical insurance, 1884 for industrial accident insurance, and 1889 for old-age insurance and disability insurance.

Although Bismarck's social security system was only based on the superficial level of helping the poor groups and classes, it tried to maintain the stability of Prussia-German Empire. In fact, it was not out of social concern, but out of fear, but it provided a basic framework for Germany's later social security system and laid the foundation for its perfection.