Abstract:Metasilicic acid mineral water with high quality low sodium and low salinity is rich in the crystalline rock area in Zhongshan city of Guangdong province. Based on analysis of regional geological background and hydrochemistry test results of main water bodies, hydrogeological process of natural mineral water in this area has been carried out, including hydrogeochemical characteristic analysis, main component source analysis, age analysis of mineral water and reverse simulation of hydrochemistry. As showed by the results of comparative analysis of water quality components in different water bodies, mineral water in the crystalline rock area has similar forming conditions with ordinary drinking water and river or lake water, but the concentration of sulfate, chloride ion and magnesium ion is relatively lower, and the formation conditions between mineral water and geothermal water are quite different. Tere is obvious mixing action between geothermal water and seawater. While the results of correlation analysis of mian components of minal water and reverse simulation show that the source of chemical components of mineral water is not only closely related to the rockforming minerals of the waterbearing system, but also to the weathering or metasomatic alteration minerals of theoriginal rock. In the process of water circulation, carbonate, sulfate and rock salt are dissolved and filtered. The metasilicic acid of mineral water is mainly due to the hydrolysis of plagioclase, and has little relationship with silica related minerals. At the same time, carbonic acid equilibrium system plays an important role in the formation of mineral water. The formation of hydrochemistry requires sufficient carbon dioxide gas, which leads to the weak acid reaction of most of these micromineralized water. This study will provide some references for further study on the formation mechanism of micromineralized water in the southern crystalline rock area, and has guiding significance for the exploration and evaluation of similar mineral water resources.