The Chinese Thrush is a thrush that breeds in central China. Dark spotting stands out on its underparts. It is usually unobtrusive and shy, though it can be easier to see in cold weather.
Large dark brown spots cover the underparts and extend toward the vent. The upperparts are mid-brown, the face is mealy grey and cap-like, and the throat is whitish while the chest and flanks are buffish.
It breeds in mountain forests. It is usually unobtrusive and shy, though it can be easier to see in cold weather. Hong Kong records have come from closed-canopy shrubland, forest, and forest edge.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.