Commercial wrought Mg alloys normally contain low alloying contents to ensure good formability.In the present work,high-alloyed Mg-6Al-4Zn-xSn (x =1,2 and 3 wt.%,respectively) alloys were fabricated by extrusion.Hereinto,Sn was proven to play an effective contribution to simultaneous improvement in strength and ductility that are traditional trade-off features of synthetic materials.It was found that the average grain size of those alloys decreases significantly from ~11 to ~4 μm as a function of Sn contents increasing from 0 to 3 wt.%,while the amounts of Mg2Sn and Mg17Al12 particles continuously increase.More importantly,the addition of Sn leads to the transformation of dominated deformation modes from {1012} extension twinning (1 wt.%) to pyramidal <c+a> slip (3wt.%) during tensile tests along the extrusion direction at room temperature.The advantageous combination of ultimate tensile strength (~366 MPa) and elongation (~19%) in Mg-6Al-4Zn-3Sn alloy is mainly attributed to the strong strain hardening ability induced by the enhanced activity of non-basal <c+a> slip.This work could provide new opportunities for the development of high-alloyed wrought Mg alloys with promising mechanical properties.