The Asian Gray White-toothed Shrew has a dark gray-brown back that fades toward a paler gray belly. HMW lists a range centered on southern China and several moist forest and scrub habitats.
HMW describes a dark gray-brown back that grades into a paler, grayer underside. The summer coat is darker; the tail is brown above and paler below, with fine hairs and longer bristles on its proximal half.
HMW lists lowland and montane moist forest, bamboo forest, herbaceous vegetation, scrub, and secondary forest under this species account.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.