Potential metal contamination risk by application of animal manure containing high levels of metal residue is widely concerned，and is also a scientific issue worthy of in-depth discussion. In this work，the influence of fruit quality and safety for litchi plants applied with chicken manures bearing high contents of metal residue was investigated in order to answer the question that whether animal manure from intensive animal farms can be safely used in litchi production. Various dosages of metal micronutrient additives (1，2 and 4 kg/t) bearing the sulfate of Fe，Mn，Cu and Zn were added into chicken diets. Chicken feeding experiment with the given diets were conducted and the chicken manures were collected separately and applied annually to litchi trees in two field trials during 2015～2018. The experiment 1 consisted of three manures at 40 kg per plant and the experiment 2 included four rates (0，20，40 and 80 kg) of manure from chickens fed with 2 kg microelement additive per ton，the effect of additive dosage and chicken manure dosage on litchi fruit quality after applying chichen manure for 3 consecutive years. Experiment 1 showed that，fruit quality including soluble sugar，the ratio of sugar over titratable acid，flavor amino acid and total free amino acid，was generally not affected by metal concentrations in the manures except soluble solid that was reduced with the increase of metal content. However，significant difference in fruit quality as affected by three manures was observed among years (P<0.05). Fe，Mn，Cu and Zn contents in litchi fruit including pulp，peel and seed，were not closely related with the four metal concentrations in the manure and application years except increased Mn and Zn in pulp responded to an increase in application years (P<0.01). Experiment 2 indicated that generally，fruit soluble sugar content decreased with increasing manure dosage and application year，however，all the other quality indices of litchi fruit were not influenced by manure dosages. Fruit(including pulp，peel and seed)metal contents were not closely related to manure dosage，and it does not increase with the increase of application years except pulp Mn and Zn contents that significently increased with time. Litchi fruit quality was not markedly impacted by high dosage of chicken manure bearing high levels of Fe，Mn，Cu and Zn for three years. Application rate of chicken manure bearing high level of metals had little impact on fruit metal contents as well. Since there are no limits for Fe，Mn，Cu and Zn in food issued yet in the Chinese food hygiene standard，even if the continuous application of high metal residue manure under the conventional dosage(usually no more than 40 kg per plant per year). it is difficult to cause the four metal pollution problems of litchi fruits.