Zhaoping Fault Zone is one of the main ore-control faults of the gold concentration areas in the northwestern Jiaodong Peninsula, extending along the east side of Linglong Pluton. The deep characteristics of structures of the middle section of Zhaoping Fault Zone are revealed by high revolution reflective seismic survey section crossing the Zhaoping Fault Zone nearby the Dayingezhuang gold mine. It shows that there are many arch-structures forming by the magma intrusion inside the Linglong pluton which indicates 2-3 stages of magma activities. It also shows 3 kind of tectonic pattern suggesting different tectonic movement stages. The first pattern is listric normal fault composed by Zhaoping Fault and Songjiahe Fault with the same detachment zone in depth which indicates an extension along the direction from NW to SE. The second faults pattern is a series of faults cutting through Zhaoping Fault, dipping to NW, and indicates a little of thrusting movement to SE. The third pattern is a set of strike-slip fault extending from NE to SE, with left–lateral dislocation. The seismic section shows the main fault plane of Zhaoping Fault has a branch in depth, and bounds a lens-like microlithon. The information obtained by the seismic survey is significant to understand the process of magma-tectonic evolution in this area during Mesozoic Era and will be helpful to the exploration in depth.