1. Internal risks and external risks coexist: China's economic development is facing unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable problems. At the same time, fluctuations in the international market and political turmoil in energy-rich areas may also aggravate China's economic difficulties.
2. Explicit risks and hidden risks are intertwined: in addition to explicit risks that need to be handled externally, there are many hidden risks, such as the potential hidden dangers of information management systems.
3. Short-term risks are linked with medium-and long-term risks: if short-term risks cannot be effectively dealt with, it may have a long-term impact on sustained and healthy economic development.
4. Single risk and chain risk coexist: in the modern market economy system, all fields are highly related. Once a certain risk occurs, it will spread rapidly and affect all fields of economy and society.
5. Overlap of reversible risks and irreversible risks: scientifically judge and analyze irreversible risks to prevent them before they happen.
6. Existence of general risks and strategic risks: China's economic development faces various risks, but the interweaving of strategic economic competition with international politics, military affairs and security is also an important challenge.