///Two basic conditions are necessary for structural wedges forming: one is at least two connected fault segments that bound a triangular or wedge-shaped fault block, and the other is the contrary slip transfer directions of these two fault segments. When the backward slip cut through the overlying stratum, folds were formed on the forelimb of structural wedge, which can also be used as the direct evidence to infer the deep wedging. Structural wedges are very typical in the southern margin of