Key facts
- Zhejiang Propaganda said a "pseudo-historical school" was gaining ground online and resurfacing despite crackdowns.
- The account attributed the spread to platform algorithms, artificial intelligence and a lack of monitoring.
- The commentary was published on Monday, according to the report dated November 15, 2026.
A social media account affiliated with the propaganda department of Zhejiang province's Communist Party committee said in a commentary published on Monday that a "pseudo-historical school" was gaining ground online, resurfacing despite crackdowns. The account, "Zhejiang Propaganda," attributed the spread to platform algorithms, artificial intelligence and a lack of monitoring, according to the report.
The commentary did not name specific platforms or accounts, and the report did not state how many posts or users were involved. It said the pseudo-history content had resurfaced despite previous crackdowns.
The report did not say what action, if any, the Zhejiang authority or platform companies planned to take in response.