Abstract: Hyopsodus fangxianensis sp. nov. and Ctenodactyloidea fame, gen. and sp. indet. represented by fragmentary lower jaws are described in the present paper. The fossils were found near the village Luojiagou, 10 kilometers away northwest to FangXian city, where exposes a series of reddish-brown and purplish-red mudstone and siltstone with greyish-green sandstone or siltstone intercalations. Hyopsodus is the common animal in the Early and Middle Eocene of North America. Outside North America only in Asia it was found in the past decades (Dashzeveg, 1977; Zhai, 1978; Tong, 1989). Up to now only three species of Hyopsodus have been described from Asia, and all of them are represented by fragmentary unique specimens. So each specimen of this genus discovered in Asia is especially precious. The discovery of Hyopsodus in Fangxian not only further indicates the genus existing in Asia but- also enriches the genus composition and extends the distribution south to the Yangtze River valley.