Here, "desulfurization slag" refers to a solid by-product generated and discharged when removing sulfides from flue gas or other gases using wet or dry desulfurization processes in coal-fired power plants, metallurgical, chemical or other industrial processes, with calcium sulfate and calcium sulfite as the main constituents and small amounts of unreacted absorbent and impurities. After such desulfurization slag has lost its original process function or been discarded, following dewatering, stabilization and impurity removal it can enter the recovery and reuse processes as a building-material raw material, cement admixture or soil amendment material.