This study selected typical needle and broadleaved subtropical forests (camphor and pinus massoniana mixed forests) as the research object; from 2009 to 2011 the litter fall was investigated monthly. The results showed that the annual litterfall production was (4634.723±337.1427) kg/hm²,and foliage accounted for 71.78% > branches (26.24%) > litter debris(8.46%) > fruits(3.23%). The total amount of litterfall had the obvious monthly dynamic. In November, its maximum was 1025.6 kg/hm²; the minimum appears in February which was 138.606 kg/hm². There were significant differences of macroelemens and microelements in mixed forest. The order of the macroelemens was C > N > Ca > K > S > Mg > P, as the microelement was Mn > Fe > Zn > Pb > Cd > Cu > Ni > Co. The features of C/N was: the branch (66.96%) > fruit (63.48%) > leaf (40.62%). The content of litter nutrient directly determines the amount of nutrients return in forest. The amount of litter nutrients return was 80.936 kg/hm² in Camphor and pinus massoniana mixed forest. The features of litter nutrients return of each element size sequence was: N > Ca > K > S > Mg > P > Mn > Fe > Zn > Pb > Cd > Cu > Ni > Co. The characteristics of various components of the nutrients return was: leaf (67.469 kg/hm²) > branch (14.928kg/hm²) > fruit (2.361 kg/hm²). The amount of N return in mixed forest was 40.964 kg/hm².Among this, the return amount of N in leaf had a value of 34.877 kg/hm².