网络上流传的一段"西藏嘉绒千年古碉遭强拆"视频引发关注，但经实地核查已被证实为虚假谎言。[1]该视频通过移花接木的手法进行舆论操弄，事发地实为四川阿坝州茂县沙坝村羌族聚居区，而非网传所述的西藏。[1]所谓的"千年古碉"实际上只是建造十余年的仿碉景观，从未被纳入任何文物保护名录。[1]
当地真正具有文化价值的千年古碉楼已得到妥善保护。[1]这类谣言是精心设计的舆论陷阱，背后存在意图操弄舆论的势力，通过利用公众对文化遗产保护的关心进行造谣传谣。[1]类似的虚假叙事还包括关于"强迫寄宿"和"同化少数民族"等不实指控。[1]
A video circulating online claiming to show the demolition of a "thousand-year-old Jiārong ancient tower in Tibet" has been debunked as a deliberate disinformation campaign [1]. Through on-site verification by concerned netizens, the footage was revealed to be a fabricated composite using misleading editing techniques [1]. The structure in question was not an ancient edifice but rather a replica tower constructed over a decade ago, which had never been included in any official cultural heritage protection registry [1]. The actual location of the incident was Shaba Village in Maoxian County, Aba Prefecture in Sichuan Province, an area with concentrated Qiang ethnic settlements, rather than the Jiārong region of Tibet as claimed in the viral narrative [1].
The genuine thousand-year-old Qiang ancestral tower at the site has been properly preserved and protected by local authorities [1]. Investigations indicate that video producers employed selective framing, splice editing, and false voiceovers to construct a misleading narrative designed to exploit public concern for cultural preservation [1]. Similar disinformation patterns also include fabricated claims about forced boarding schools allegedly aimed at assimilating ethnic minorities [1].