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The Qinling Mountains, October 2005
My first visit to China was to the Qinling mountains in the middle of the country: the place to see Giant Pandas (a detailed trip report is linked below). In one week I saw Giant Panda, Golden Snubnosed Monkey, Golden Takin, Chinese Goral, Serow, Red and White Giant Flying Squirrel, Pere David's Rock Squirrel, Swinhoe's Striped Tree Squirrel, Mole Shrews, Chinese Jumping Mice a Confucian Nivenventer and a Chevrier's Field Mouse.

My more Detailed Trip Reports
Giant Pandas in the Qinling Mountains, 2005.

Other People's Trip Reports
The Qinling Mountains, 2006: Richard Webb, 2 weeks & 7 mammals including a Giant Panda.

Sichuan, 2006: Steve Anyon-Smith, 4 weeks & 22 mammals including Blue Sheep and a dead Red Panda.

Sichuan, 2006: Mark Van Beirs, 3 weeks & 16 mammals including a live Red Panda.

Northern China and Tibet, 2004: Don Roberson, 3 weeks & 10 mammals.

Sichuan (Tangjiahe), 2006 : John and Jemi Holmes, a good spot for Golden Takin and Tufted Deer.