Whenever someone says the words “conspiracy” and “China” in the same sentence, there’s usually not a lot of surprise in the room. When you add “pyramids” to it, though, suddenly people have no idea what’s going on anymore. You may or may not know that the Guizhou province of China is home to the Anlong Pyramids, a group of hills that look suspiciously like pyramids. Any conspiracy theory that combines the biggest architectural mystery in our history with a country known for its suspicious actions is bound to gain significant traction online. As it did.