Abstract:Study area is located in the central Segment of the northern margin of the North China Craton and adjacent to the XingMeng orogenic belt. LAICPMS UPb dating and petrochemical analysis of three zircon samples from the Amawusu granodiorite yielded UPb ages of 267±9Ma (MSWD=9.7). The Bulong monzogranite and the Geertu muscovite granite formed at 239±4Ma and 238±6Ma (MSWD =0.91), respectively. Zircons collected from muscovite monzogranite vein which intruded into the Geertu pluton, gave a mean 235U/206Pb age of 224±8Ma (MSWD=5.7). Petrochemical data indicate that the Amawusu granodiorite were generated by magma mixing, triggered by extensive underplating; The Geertu muscovite granites show a spectacular tetrad effect in their REE distribution patterns as well as nonCHARAC (chargeand radiuscontrolled) trace element behavior, caused by intense interaction of the residual melts with aqueous hydrothermal fluids. Those characters indicates that the Geertu muscovite granites are not typical Stype granites, belong to postorogenic setting, represented the ending of orogeny. Both the Geertu muscovite granite and muscovite monzogranite vein had suffered intense effect by hydrothermal fluids. So in midTrias,there are extensive hydrothermal (probably rich in F and Cl) activity in this area. More work need to do for make clear that the fluorite in study area are the results of the hydrothermal activity.