Legal analysis: 1. The main difference between enterprise organizations and social organizations lies in the different classification standards. A social organization as a legal person is a social organization that has the capacity of civil rights and civil conduct, enjoys civil rights and undertakes civil obligations independently according to law. In order to seek the common interests of social members, it mainly includes various political groups (such as democratic parties), mass organizations (such as trade unions, women's federations, youth organizations), social welfare organizations (such as disabled persons' foundations), literary and art groups (such as writers' associations), academic research groups (such as mathematical societies) and religious groups (such as Buddhist associations).

According to the purpose of its establishment, corporate bodies can be divided into profit-making corporate bodies and public welfare corporate bodies. In China's legislative classification, foundations belong to consortium legal persons, and other legal persons basically belong to corporate legal persons. 2. Social organizations are social organizations, and social organizations are legal persons.

Legal basis: Article 87 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): A legal person who aims at public welfare or other non-profit purposes and does not distribute profits to investors, promoters or members is a non-profit legal person. Non-profit legal persons include institutions, social organizations, foundations and social service institutions.