In preparation for the UNESCO Global Geoparkre-evaluation process to ensure that Jingpohu Lake Global Geopark successfully passes the re-evaluation, from November 20th to 23rd, the Jingpohu Lake Management Committee invited Professor Li Jiangfeng, a re-evaluation expert from China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) and a consultant for the re-evaluation inspection preparation of Jingpohu Lake Global Geopark, to guide the re-evaluation inspection preparation work at Jingpohu. Professor Li Jiangfeng visited the Jingpohu Lake Visitor Center Museum and the Underground Forest Volcano Exploration Hall to review the construction, management, and exhibition content of the geopark museum. He also inspected the updating of signs and their bilingual (Chinese and English) setup within the scenic area, carefully examined the completion of inspection preparation forms A and B, the construction, management, and operation of the Jingpohu Lake Global Geopark website, and provided comprehensive guidance on the inspection preparation work.

In 2004, with the support of UNESCO, the Global Geoparks Network (GGN) was established. The Ministry of Land and Resources began organizing national geoparks to participate in applications and evaluations in 2004. On September 18, 2006, Jingpohu Lake National Geopark passed the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network evaluation in Belfast, UK, and was selected as part of the third batch of global geoparks, along with six other Chinese geoparks such as Mount Tai and Wangwu Mountain. To date, the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network has 140 members (35 from China), distributed across 38 countries and regions worldwide. Jingpohu's inclusion in the Global Geoparks Network represents a world-class brand, certifying at the UNESCO level that the resource quality of Jingpohu Lake is of global standard. This world-class "name card" belongs not only to the province but also to Mudanjiang.

The re-evaluation of UNESCO Global Geoparks is a quadrennial assessment conducted by the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network for its existing member parks.In 2022,the Jingpohu Lake UNESCO Global Geopark will undergo itsfourthassessment by the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network."Reassessment"。