Based on the filed survey and SHRIMP dating, three samples from Complex of the Zhangsangou Formation have yielded protolith age of (2 517±9), (2 518±7), (2 534±26) Ma and metamorphic age of (2 439±24),(2 464±73), and (2 433±71) Ma, respectively, indicating that it formed by metamorphinism at Late Neoarchean and reworked at Late Neoarchean-Early Paleoproterozoic. In combination with regional geological data, its metamorphic time is likely related to a collisional tectonism between ancient Longgang continental block and other continental blocks, which indicates that the North China Block developed a cratonization in Late Neoarchean-Early Paleoproterozoic.