Abstract:In this paper, through study on petrography, petrogeochemistry, zircon UPb chronology and LuHf isotopic geochemistry of Qingu'an granite in northwestern Jiaodong Peninsula, coarse and medium grained monzogranite, porphyritic medium grained monzogranite and fine biotite grained monzogranite have been identified. They have the same geochemical characteristics and isotopic compositions and present continuous evolution tendency.They are the product of the same magmatic activity. As showed by the petrogeochemistry study, the granites have high SiO2 (68.73%~75.27%), total alkali (K2O+Na2O=8.39%~8.93%),with low Al2O3(13.38%~15.84%),MgO(0.14%~0.98%),P2O5 (0.02%~0.13%),Sr (118×10-6 ~ 520×10-6), Y (7.03×10-6 ~ 12.30×10-6), Yb(0.78×10-6 ~ 1.34×10-6),enrichment in LREEs and relative depletion in HREEs (LREE/HREE=18.39~26.72), the fractionation distillation of the LREEs and HREEs is obvious[(La/Yb)N=17.13~42.58, Eu is moderately negative abnormal(δEu=0.49~0.76).The LILE is enriched, while the HFSE is depleted.The zircon SHRIMP UPb dating yield (119.9±1.3)Ma for the porphyritic medium grained monzogranite. It is Indicated that they are formed in early Cretaceous,and belong to Weideshan type granite in Jiaodong area. As showed by LuHf isotope analysis of zircon,εHf(t) is 24.07~19.27,and TDM2 is 2398~2696Ma. It is indicated that the partial melting of Paleoproterozoic materials and few Neoarchean basement rocks are involved in the primordial magma. The above data analysis shows that Qingu'an granite might be generated from the lower part of the thickened lower crust, and its residual phase may be composed of plagioclase+pyroxene+amphibole+garnet,which is equivalent to granulite facies or garnet granulite facies.The isotopic age of granite is consistent with gold deposit in northwest Jiaodong Peninsula. It is indicated that magmatic activity around 120Ma will provide fluid and thermal dynamic conditions for gold mineralization.