The Chinese noctule occurs in China and Taiwan. It has golden-brown fur and long, narrow wings, and roosts in buildings, caves, tree holes, and crevices.
Its fur is golden brown and its wings are long and narrow; it flies fast and high.
It roosts in buildings, caves, tree holes, or crevices and is also seen in towns and villages. Its foraging and breeding biology remain poorly known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.