Abstract: The Redamen rare metal deposit is located in the south western part of Keeryin pegmetite typed ore field in western Sichuan. It is a special deposit in the aspects of surrounding rock, element mineralization zoning and distance. The ore with different elevation (3540~3830 m) of the same vein and the same orebody is systematically collected, spodumene single mineral is selected to analyze the C-H-O isotope composition and features of inclusions in different minerals.The inclusions in minerals are mainly liquid-rich inclusions. The salinity of the inclusions in spodumene is 8%~20%, and the homogenization temperature is 180~330℃. The inclusions belong to the ore-forming fluid with medium-low salinity and medium-high temperature. The inclusions in quartz have salinity of 0%~8%, homogenization temperature of 150~240℃, and belong to low salinity and low temperature fluid. The results of C-H-O isotope test show that the δD/‰ of spotamene in the Redamen rare metal deposit ranges from -97.5 to -104.7 (average of -102.8). Compared with the Lijiagou deposit in the southeast of the ore field, the δD/‰ of spodumene is obviously smaller, with the δ¹⁸O_H2O/‰ ranging from -0.34 to 2.88 (average of 1.032). However, it is basically consistent with the main metallogenic period of spodumene in Lijiagou deposit, indicating that the ore-forming fluid of late mineralization (that is, the main metallogenic period of spodumene) is mixed with meteoric water. The δ¹³C_V-PDB/‰ of spodumene in the Redamen rare metal deposit ranges from -10 to -16.6, with an average of -12.7, indicating that the carbon source in the main mineralization period (spodumene formation period) has a mixed nature of magmatic system and meteoric precipitation system, which is related to the low temperature alteration of magmatic mantle source (granite, mantle multi-phase system) and may be mixed with CO₂ generated by the decarboxylation of deposited organic materials. Through the study of mineral C-H-O isotopes and fluid inclusions, the source and evolution process of ore-forming fluids were further clarified.