Abstract:The Niushan intrusion in the Fanchang volcanic basin located in the Middle and Lower Yangtze region, is a concealed graniteporphyry rock exposed by a drill. In recent years, the copper, gold,lead, zinc polymetallic mineralization closely related to this intrusion was revealed in exploration. LAICPMS zircon insitu analysis technique was used to determine the accurate age of this intrusion. The intrusion have large amounts of magmatic zircons characterized with high Th/U ratios and crystal ring oscillators, the weighted average 206Pb/238U age of 17 measuring points being (1218±19)Ma, belonging to the products of Late Cretaceous magmatism in the Middle and Lower Yangtze regions. The accurated dating and mineral discovery of the intrusion provide a new prospect for looking for copper and gold deposits in volcanic basins.