The "popular" videos on short video platforms may involve real events or staged fake events, such as the video of "late night delivery sister's delivery car stolen", which is actually self directed and staged by netizens. This kind of fraudulent posing behavior has sparked public anger, believing that bloggers harm public emotions and pollute the online ecosystem in order to earn traffic. Our country's laws explicitly prohibit the production and dissemination of false information that disrupts public order, and violators may be subject to administrative detention or fines. In July 2023, the Cyberspace Administration of China issued a notice requiring self media to prominently mark fictional content, encouraging platforms to mark and restrict controversial information, and strictly handle violations. The governance of fake short videos requires joint efforts from regulatory authorities, platforms, media, creators, and audiences, and the public should also improve their ability to distinguish between true and false information.