The DaqingshanMountains belongs to the south section of YinshanMountains, the typical intraplate orogenic belt. The lack of the large scale low-angle thrust faults and interference of large-scale plutons to early structural evolution make it an ideal locality to understand the characters and processes of the Yinshan intraplate orogeny. Field measurement, geometrical and kinematical analysis of structures of west Daqing Shan shows that the Yinshan intraplate orogeny is of two basal features. One is that the crystalline basement was widely involved in the Mesozoic tectonic deformation as thrust nappes and basement-involved folds, and the other is the pre-exist structures were universally rejuvenated and controlled the distribution of succeeding sediments and the development of reverse and thrust faults. These features imply that the crystalline basement is the bearing subsistence during the formation of Yinshan orogeny and controls overlayer’s deformation, implying that the intraplate orogeny resulted from horizontal compression stress.