The yeren (Chinese: 野 人, 'wild man') is a cryptid apeman reported to inhabit remote, mountainous regions of China, most famously in the Shennongjia Forestry District in the Hubei Province.

Feb 28, 2019 · The gate at Guanmen Mountain, made up of miniature metal cut-outs of the hominid, features a 10-meter-tall statue of a female yeren giving her infant a kiss—tarry a while, and the gatekeeper may even surprise you by pulling a hidden lever that makes the baby yeren “urinate” leftover rainwater, giving any vehicles underneath an impromptu wash.

Jan 25, 2019 · A sculpture depicting a male and female Yeren in Yeren Valley, Fang County of northwestern Hubei province One of the earliest mentions of the Chinese Wild ...

Local shops sell Yeren souvenirs, from T-shirts to comically posed statues. Though commercialized, the creature's cultural impact remains profound. The Yeren symbolizes both the mystery of China's wilderness and the human desire to …

Sep 17, 2019 · The yeren, aka “China’s Bigfoot” or “the Wild Man,” has captured the imaginations of adventurers and scientists alike! Witnesses have described it as a human-like creature covered in reddish-black hair.

Oct 24, 2024 · The Yeren, often referred to as the Wild Man of China, is a mythological creature that has captured the imagination of many. Resembling the Western concept of Bigfoot, the Yeren is said to inhabit the remote forests of China, particularly in the Hubei province.

Dozens of alleged sightings of the Chinese wildman in the forests of Shennongjia (northwestern Hubei) eventually prompted a large-scale expedition of scientists to investigate the region in 1977. This article discusses three possible explanations for the Chinese Wildman.

Dozens of alleged sightings of the Chinese wildman in the forests of Shennongjia (northwestern Hubei) eventually prompted a large-scale expedition of scientists to investigate the region in 1977. This article discusses three possible explanations for the Chinese Wildman.

In ancient Chinese literature there are several mentions of hairy humanlike beings, and eyewitness reports of the yeren ("wildman") in China have persisted into the modern era.

The Yeren, or wildman, is a yet undiscovered bipedal hominid reported to reside in the mountainous and forested regions of China. The Yeren s height often ranges between 6 to 9 feet and is said to be covered from head to toe in reddish brown hair.