The purpose of this study was to discuss tree growth and biomass of mature China-fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata). The study area is location in the central part of Taiwan, at compartment no.111, Pa-Hsien-Sha working circle and Shyr-Wen-Shi demonstration zone. Data of this study were collected from 16 sample trees of a mature China-fir plantation. We analyzed tree growth, biomass of stem branch and foliage by sample trees. Mathematical functions were applied to estimate relationships between DBH and other characteristics; growth models were applied to simulate growth process of tree height, basal area and volume and biomass development of stem, branch, and foliage aboveground. In growth estimation, maximum average increment of volume occurred near 60 year. Percentage of branch and stem were increased with diameter class, and the proportion of percentage of foliage was decreased with diameter class. The results will provide a basis information for China-fir plantations management.