A special campaign was conducted to clean up ship archives, jointly with the Municipal Traffic Management Bureau and maritime authorities, to classify and register all types of ships on Jingpohu. After a hundred-day effort, all vessels in the Jingpohu Lake waters have now been categorized and archived according to standardized archival management requirements, achieving a clear and accurate inventory. This has laid the foundation for comprehensively strengthening the standardized management of ships in Jingpohu Lake waters. As of now, there are a total of 369 registered ships in the Jingpohu Lake waters, including 138 tourism and business vessels (74 passenger ships + 64 speedboats); 133 ships for other purposes such as law enforcement, operations, private use, pontoons, and ferries; 26 fishery vessels from aquaculture farms; 27 privately owned ships registered in Jingpohu Lake Town; and 45 motorboats. There are 12 ships without proper documentation, including 7 speedboats, 4 large vessels, and 1 ferry.