Luzong area (Lujiang and Zongyang) was famous for its two significant petrological associations,the Luzong shoshonitic volcanic rocks and the Anlu A-type granites.Their petrology, lithochemistry and trace element geochemistry revealed that, though, the rock series changed from shoshonite to quartz syenite, syenite and alkaline-feldspar granite, they did not belong to ultrapotassic rocks (K<SUB>2O/Na2O<2, ω(MgO)<3%).Trace elements and REE geochemical data were in a same pattern (enriching in LILE such as Rb, Th, poor in HFS like Ti, also rich in LREE); and their major element data revealed that these two rock types were formed by crystallization differentiation from the same magma chambe.Taking the tectonic environment into consideration, the A-type granites, which are younger than shoshonite, represent the end of this magmatic evolution.