The risk of social risk arises from this.

With the change of the current system and the transformation of policies in China, the social risks in China are mainly manifested as "risks * * *". China's social transformation is mainly manifested in structural transformation and system transformation, including structural transformation from traditional agricultural society to modern industrial society, and structural transformation from planned economy to market economy. While the economic goal has become the dominant goal of social operation, the political and administrative system is increasingly deviating from the original social control track, pointing more to the market and serving the society. As a result, the principle of social organization has also changed from the pre-endowed and politically induced principle to the acquired principle. Under the guidance of political principles, the transformation of socialist modernization has broken the original social equilibrium in China, resulting in the accumulation and superposition of these "man-made risks" in different regions, different groups and different industries in different directions and at different speeds.

Therefore, in the social transformation period of China, the social risk state is neither pure traditional nor traditional modern, but a mixed state. In addition to the traditional risks such as natural disasters and infectious diseases in the pre-industrial society, which still pose a threat to people's production, life and social security, the risks such as unemployment, credit crisis and safety accidents in the early industrial society are constantly emerging and intensifying in the process of modernization. At the same time, the impact of modern risks has transcended national boundaries, such as international financial risks, environmental risks, scientific and technological risks, biological invasion, etc., which may pose a threat to our security at any time. In this case, it is worth discussing what role the government should play in social risk management and how to define the government's responsibility to social residents.