Abstract: Fossil cervids are a large group with many members and huge quantity in the Late Cenozoic faunae of North China. They are important for understanding of the evolution of paleofaunae, paleoecology and paleoenvironment. The fossil cervids in Yushe Basin were first reported and described by Zdansky (1925, 1927), and then Teilhard de Chardin and Trassaert (1937). In recent years (1985 — 1994), a Sino —American joint research team, led by Drs. Qiu Zhangxiang and R. H. Tedford, re—investigated the Basin and found a lot of new material. Here we present a description of two new species and a preliminary list of the cervids found in Yushe Basin.