There were 69 passengers and 66 managed to make it to shore. Fifty-four of them were killed by Paiwan while the remaining 12 were rescued by Han Chinese who transferred them to Taiwan Prefecture (modern Tainan). They then made their way to Fujian province in mainland China and from there, the Qing government arranged transport to send them home.
Sixty-nine passengers embarked on a journey, with sixty-six successfully reaching shore. Fifty-four perished due to Paiwan attacks, while the remaining twelve were rescued by Han Chinese and transported to Taiwan Prefecture (modern Tainan). They subsequently traveled to Fujian province in mainland China before being sent back home by the Qing government.