The Dabie Mountains shrew mole is a member of the mole family recorded from the Dabie Mountains of Anhui, China. It has a projecting muzzle, visible external ears and a slender tail that differs in color above and below.
The dorsal fur is dark gray to dark brown, and the underside is dark gray, with little contrast between them. The feet have black-speckled scales. Its ears are triangular with gray-tipped fur, and the muzzle projects forward. The thin tail is black above and pale pink below, with short hairs between its ringed scales. Total length is 118.6–136.4 mm and weight is 6.2–8.9 g.
Specimens were collected in forest and forest-edge shrub in the Dabie Mountains. The four specimens used in the original description were caught with pitfall traps at Yaoluoping and Foziling reserves during2016–2020.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.