Abstract:LuHf isotopic compositions of zircons separated from the garnet quartzite(M08), staurolitebearing garnetbiotitequartz schist(D242Y2) of the Mengjiatun formation complex and biotite plagioclase gneiss(M03) of the TTG gneisses at Mengjiatun village, Xintai City, western Shandong Province, have been analyzed through the LaMCICPMS method. All the rocks mentioned above were formed 2.7Ga ago. Among them, the magmatic cores of detrital origin zircons of the garnet quartzite give the 176Lu/177Hf and 176Hf/177Hf ranges 0.001730~0.002546 and 0.281249~0.281360, respectively, and the zircon rims of the sample have the 176Lu/177Hf and 176Hf/177Hf ranges 0.000123~0.002070 and 0.281241~0.281318, respectively. The magmatic cores of detrital origin zircons from the staurolitebearing garnetbiotitequartz schist yield the 176Lu/177Hf and 176Hf/177Hf values 0.001334~0.002169 and 0.281226~0.281324, respectively, and the metamorphic rims of the zircons from the schist 0.000445~0.001375, 0.281227~0.281309, respectively. While the ratios of magmatic zircons from the biotite plagioclase gneiss are 0.000315~0.000847, 0.281186~0.281265, respectively. εHf(t) values of the magmatic (detrital)zircons from garnet quartzite and staurolitebearing garnetbiotitequartz schist of the Mengjiatun formation complex and the orthogneiss are 3.75~7.26, 2.31~7.26 and 3.21~6.27, respectively. In addition, the TDM1 ages of the zircons of all the samples are close to the SHRIMP zircon UPb ages, suggesting they were derived from partial melting of the juvenile crustal materials. Combining with the regional geology information, the authors deduce that the 2.7Ga magmatism is an important magmatic tectonothermal event in western Shandong Province area, even in the North China Craton. Many zircons in the metasedimentary rocks show the tendency that the metamorphic overgrowing rims have lower 176Lu/177Hf but higher 176Hf/177Hf values than that of the magmatic cores, demonstrating the substantial influence of the metamorphic garnet on the LuHf isotopic system of zircons.