The granodiorite and dioritic dikes in the Hongqilafu pluton are dated at ~ 104 Ma and ~ 100 Ma, respectively.
The dioritic dikes were generated by partial melting of metasomatized mantle wedge, followed by AFC processes.
The mantle-derived magma underplated and induced the lower continental crust to melt, forming the granodiorite.
The Hongqilafu pluton represents a large crust–mantle interaction event at an active continental margin.