For goods and services that are inconsistent with the actual situation, it is common to mark domestic goods as imported goods, publicize mass-produced industrial finished products as handmade products, fabricate the winning situation of producers or products, claim that they can return goods unconditionally, but refuse to fulfill their after-sales service commitments. If these false information substantially affects consumers' purchase decisions, they will be considered as false advertisements.
At the same time, statistical data, consumption survey results and scientific experimental results appearing in advertisements are also false advertisements if they are fictitious, forged or the experimental results cannot be duplicated and verified.