VMS deposits in Xinjiang, NW China are widespread in the Altay, Tianshan and WestKunlun orogenic belt, mainly formed during the Proterozoic rifting and Phanerozoic post-orogenicextension and are related to the bimodal volcanism. The VMS deposits are middle and small inscale. According to assemblages of metallogenetic elements, they can be divided into four types(Cu-Zn, Cu-S, Pb-Zn-Cu and Pb-Zn types) with the Cu-Zn and Pb-Zn types being the most impor-tant ones. Research of isotopic chronology shows that the VMS deposits in Xinjiang were formedduring the Proterozoic, Ordovician, Deovonian, Carboniferous and Permian periods and usuallyunderwent multi-stage mineralization, especially the large-sized deposits usually have post-volcanic superimposed mineralization by tectonomagmatic or metamorphic hydrothermal metal-logenic fluids. VMS deposits in Xinjiang, NW China are widespread in the Altay, Tianshan and West Kunlun orogenic belt, primarily formed during the Proterozoic rifting and Phanerozoic post-orogenicextension and are related to the bimodal volcanism. The VMS deposits are middle and small inscale. According to assemblages of metallogenetic elements, they can be divided into four types (Cu-Zn, Cu-S, Pb-Zn-Cu and Pb-Zn types) with the Cu-Zn and Pb-Zn types being the most impor tant ones. of isotopic chronology shows that the VMS deposits in Xinjiang were formed of the Proterozoic, Ordovician, Deovonian, Carboniferous and Permian periods and usuallyunderwentwent multi-stage mineralization, especially the large-sized deposits usually have post-volcanic superimposed mineralization by tectonomagmatic or metamorphic hydrothermal metal- logenic fluids.