This paper reports zircon U-Pb geochronology, Hf isotope, and whole-rock geochemical data, aimed at constraining the petrogenesis of the hornblende (Hb)-gabbros from the Xi’anli intrusion in the southern Taihang Mountains (Mts.).The intrusion is composed mainly of olivine-bearing Hb-gabbro, Hb-diorite, and diorite. Zircons from the Hb-gabbros display euhedral shape and zonal homogeneous absorption on CL images, and have high Th/U ratio (1.44-2.85), suggesting a magmatic origin. Combined with the mineralogical and geochemical study of the dunite xenolith and the olivine xenocrysts hosted in the Hb-gabbros, we propose that the Xi’anli Hb-gabbros may have been produced by the reaction of the delaminated lower continental crust-derived melt and mantle peridotite.