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The Controversial Fanfic That Got AO3 Banned: The Xiao Zhan Controversy Explained

The Controversial Fanfic That Got AO3 Banned: The Xiao Zhan Controversy Explained

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The internet is no stranger to fandom drama, but rarely does a piece of fanfiction spark a geopolitical incident that results in an entire country banning a major global website. Yet, that is exactly what happened in early 2020 when Archive of Our Own (AO3), one of the world's largest creative writing platforms, was officially blocked by the Great Firewall of China. At the center of this unprecedented digital storm was an 18+ fanfiction featuring two of China’s biggest stars: Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo, the lead actors of the wildly popular fantasy drama 'The Untamed'.

To understand how this happened, one must look at the unique dynamics of C-fandoms. Following the massive success of 'The Untamed', a passionate subculture emerged shipping the two male leads, a practice common in global fandoms. However, a specific piece of Real Person Fiction (RPF) published on AO3 depicted Xiao Zhan as a transgender female sex worker and Wang Yibo as a minor who falls in love with her. While such alternative-universe stories are common on AO3, which operates under strict anti-censorship guidelines, it deeply offended a vocal segment of Xiao Zhan's conservative fanbase.

Fearing that the story would tarnish Xiao Zhan's wholesome public image and brand endorsements, his fans organized a massive, coordinated reporting campaign. Instead of just reporting the story to AO3 administrators, they reported the entire AO3 platform to Chinese government regulators, citing violations of local laws regarding pornography and online safety. The plan backfired spectacularly. Rather than target the specific story, Chinese authorities took the ultimate step and blocked the entire AO3 domain nationwide.

This decision triggered a massive backlash from the broader Chinese creative community, who relied on AO3 as a safe haven for self-expression free from strict domestic censorship. The resulting public anger was directed squarely at Xiao Zhan and his fans, leading to a massive boycott of his projects, products he endorsed, and public appearances. The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the power of fan culture, the consequences of online censorship, and the delicate balance between creative freedom and public perception in the modern digital age.

#ArchiveOfOurOwn, #XiaoZhan, #AO3Ban, #TheUntamed, #FanfictionCulture, #InternetCensorship

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