The Wulaga gold deposit, located in the northeastern edge of the joint of Paleo-Asiatic and Pacific tectonic domains, is one of the most important gold deposits in China. There are three types of fluid inclusions in quartz phenocryst of plagioclase granite-porphyry,that is, melt inclusions, primary L-V and L-V-S inclusions, as well as secondary L-V inclusions. Melt and fluid inclusion study show that gold mineralization has a close relationship with plagioclase granite-porphyry, and it is possible for silicate magma to produce salt-aqueous solution through immiscibility in magmatic differentiation. The Wulaga gold deposit should belong to epithermal gold deposit related to Cretaceous plagioclase granite-porphyry.