This report provides a detailed analysis of the Tianjin explosion that occurred in August 2015, examining the causes, consequences, and risk management strategies involved. It summarizes the explosion event, the resulting human and economic losses, and the types of hazardous substances involved. The report analyzes the risks associated with the storage and handling of dangerous chemicals and evaluates the management strategies that were in place, highlighting their failures. The explosion raised public concerns about chemical safety and prompted a re-evaluation of risk identification and management practices within the insurance industry. Ultimately, the report emphasizes the importance of correctly identifying and understanding hazardous chemicals to ensure their safe and scientific management, advocating for enhanced safety standards and measures in chemical handling operations.