"Minsky Moment" refers to the debt caused by too much financial crisis. It is not only a theoretical study of financial risk, but also a practical test of national financial policy and financial operational capacity. As a potential risk market that is the focus of the international market, many organizations are concerned that China's excessive debt and overinvestment are unsustainable and that once the debt and investment cease, the Chinese economy will slow down. China needs pay close attention and prevent systemic financial risks, and to be particularly alert to the triggering factors of the crisis, balancing risk prevention and market development to avoid the risk becomes a reality.