Management agencies can't contract the publicly owned Shantang Reservoir or contract it to private individuals in disguised form.

Management agencies can't contract the publicly owned Shantang Reservoir or contract it to private individuals in disguised form. On the one hand, the public Shantang Reservoir is owned by all because of its public nature. Once contracted to a private company, it is privately owned. On the other hand, the management organization only has the right to manage Gongshantang Reservoir, but has no ownership. The contracting right belongs to the category of ownership, and ownership is public. Only when the public asks the management organization to manage Shantang Reservoir can the public have the right to contract Shantang Reservoir. It is equivalent to everyone having a cow. Please ask a person (Cowherd) to release the cow. This cowherd can only look after the cow, and the right to buy, sell and lease this cow can only be owned by everyone. The management organization rents the public Shantang Reservoir, which is equivalent to the cowherd selling cattle. This is of course a big joke.

Although some don't contract, it's impossible to contract in disguised form. In short, people can fish in the mountain pond (except for special circumstances such as non-drinking water).