Abstract: Crisis decision-making ability is an important part of the government’s ruling ability. From the perspective of bounded rationality, crisis decision-making emphasizes the segmentation of decision problems and the avoidance of routine problems of distracting policymakers, strengthens playing full roles of other irrational factors such as experience, intuition and insight to control crisis spread within a maximum limit by making prompt decisions, and stresses the solution of grey zone problems of power division starting from conventional system construction, hence constantly improving the ability of crisis decision-making.