China has begun censoring social media content related to new U.S. tariffs, including searches for “tariff” and “104,” after Washington’s 104% duties on Chinese goods took effect.

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404: Tarriffs Not Found China has begun censoring social media content related to new U.S. tariffs, including searches for “tariff” and “104,” after Washington’s 104% duties on Chinese goods took effect. While criticism of the U.S. surged on platforms like Weibo, including viral posts about an alleged American egg shortage, posts from Chinese companies highlighting the negative impact of the tariffs were removed. WeChat flagged the deleted content as violating regulations.