Chinese museums are facing public scrutiny due to several factual and spelling errors appearing in displays related to Communist Party history. A particularly embarrassing mistake at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum described the Red Army as a “red car” during an exhibition on the Long March. These errors are especially sensitive given the Chinese government’s emphasis on accurately portraying Communist Party history and its promotion of “red tourism”. The incidents highlight potential issues with quality control and attention to detail in these politically significant exhibits. Authorities are prioritizing revolutionary-themed attractions, making these mistakes particularly damaging to their efforts. The errors have sparked criticism and questions about the reverence shown for historical narratives. Museums are now under pressure to ensure the accuracy of their displays.