Chinese archaeologists believe that there is no interruption between Homo erectus, represented by Beijingers, and modern China people, but the river network is constantly advancing and there is a small amount of hybridization.

Therefore, modern people in China originated from local early Homo sapiens.

As one of the direct ancestors of modern China people, Beijingers have been written into China history textbooks.

Beijingers, also known as Beijingers, are called Beijingers for short, and the scientific name is Peking Homo erectus, also known as Peking Apes. They are homo erectus living in the Pleistocene (Paleolithic history).

1927 Fossil remains found in Gulong Mountain, Zhoukoudian, southwest of Beijing, China.

There is a great controversy about the age, which is generally considered to be around 700 thousand years ago.

The application of an Al/Be dating method recently published in the British journal Nature pushed this age to 680,000-780,000 years ago.

Beijingers have a clear division of labor between hands and feet and can make and use tools.

Still retains some characteristics of apes.

Primitive humans living in Beijing.