The geographical location significantly influences lithium metal formation. Lithium-brine deposits, crucial for lithium extraction, are primarily found in regions like the Lithium Triangle in South America and the Tibetan Plateau in China [1] [2]. The genesis of these deposits involves leaching lithium from source rocks, transport via groundwater systems, and evaporative concentration in salt flats [3]. Different regions exhibit varying lithium concentrations in soil due to factors like geological history, climate, and landscape diversity [4]. For instance, the Tibetan Plateau's lithium-rich brines have a unique origin involving volcanic environments, weathering processes, and arid climatic conditions [5]. Therefore, the geographical setting plays a crucial role in determining the presence and concentration of lithium resources, impacting the formation of lithium metal.