There are extensive activities of CO2-rich deep fluids in Songliao, Bohai Bay and Yingge Sea basins in the eastern China and Tarim Basin in the western China because of extensive and intensive magmatic activities. The result indicates that the solubility of CaCO3 in the CO2-rich fluid rises gradually when the fluid migrates from deep to shallow stratum and then reaches to a peak value at some certain depth. A typical example for such rule can be gotten from the central area of the Tarim Basin. Drillings in the center of Tarim Basin indicate that there are numerous dissolution pores in the lower Ordovician carbonates, however there are large amount of calcite fillings in the relatively shallow Ordovician carbonates or Silurian sandstones.