Following on from a recent request info in the Beijing area, Terry Townsend has very helpfully compiled a guide to the status of mammals there: https://birdingbeijing.com/2018/02/23/the-mammals-of-beijing/amp/?__twitter_impression=true.
That link contains a downloadable pdf; as Terry says, it’s a work in progress, so he’d be very grateful to receive sightings and info from future visitors.
Cheers
Mike
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Good, now the locals will know where to find exotic species to eat.