In response to the online rumor that “Know Che Emperor deletes the video,” Understanding Che issued a statement saying that the relevant claims are untrue. The images posted on the Internet created the illusion of a “massive video deletion” by splicing data from accounts of different calibers; apart from videos related to brake pedal brackets, the Chedi test account itself did not add any content after July, and there was no batch deletion of videos. The rumor went viral with the Zunjie V800 brake test incident, and the platform called on the public to screen out false information.
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In response to the online rumor that “Know Che Emperor deletes the video,” Understanding Che issued a statement saying that the relevant claims are untrue. The images posted on the Internet created the illusion of a “massive video deletion” by splicing data from accounts of different calibers; apart from videos related to brake pedal brackets, the Chedi test account itself did not add any content after July, and there was no batch deletion of videos. The rumor went viral with the Zunjie V800 brake test incident, and the platform called on the public to screen out false information.
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