///Dexing copper ore field, one of the most typical porphyry deposits in South China, is composed of Zhushahong, Tongchang, Fujiawu ore deposits. Based on petrographic investigation of drill core samples, the mineralized granodiorite porphyries at Zhushahong deposit are divided into three altered rock types. The chondrite-normalized REE distribution patterns of all samples show typical flat to listric-shaped patterns and reflect crystallization of amphibole. In terms of net element gain and loss, chlorite alteration rocks have undergone net REE loss, while the muscovite-quartz alteration porphyries shows great difference, the behavior of LREE/HREE is contingent on the samples. The Y/Ho ratios are similar to those of CI chondrite, which indicates that Y and Ho show a similar geochemical behavior during hydrothermal alteration. The granodiorite porphyry rocks have high Sr/Y and La/Sm ratios and medium Sm/Yb ratios, indicating a magma source with the residual phases of amphibole and/or garnet.