Core Viewpoint - A false announcement regarding a "Wilderness Survival Competition" in Chengdu's Longquan Mountain has circulated online, misleading the public and prompting an investigation by local authorities [1][3][4]. Group 1: Event Announcement and Public Reaction - On November 5, a social media post claimed that a wilderness survival competition would be held in Longquan Mountain, attracting significant attention and inquiries from outdoor enthusiasts [1]. - The announcement led to a surge in public interest, with many individuals preparing to participate and seeking registration details [1]. Group 2: Official Response and Investigation - On November 7, the Longquan Mountain Urban Forest Park Management Committee officially denied any plans to organize such an event and warned the public to verify information to avoid scams [3]. - Following the announcement, Chengdu police quickly identified the individual responsible for the false information, who was found to have fabricated the announcement to gain online attention [4][6]. Group 3: Legal Consequences and Public Impact - The individual, identified as Yang, was administratively detained for spreading false information that disrupted public order, with the announcement reaching over 700,000 views [6][8]. - The police reported that the false announcement led to numerous inquiries at the scenic area, consuming public service resources and causing confusion among citizens [9]. Group 4: Broader Context of Misinformation - The incident is part of a larger trend of online rumors, with similar cases reported in the region, including false claims about weather events and new attractions [11]. - Legal experts emphasize that spreading rumors that disrupt social order is a violation of the law, and individuals should be cautious and verify information before sharing [13].