A dual-probe method for fluorescence quantitative PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is disclosed. The method involves the use of a Taqman dual-probe detection system with the same pair of primers. The dual probes includes a detection probe and a reference probe. The detection probe targets the wild-type sequence at the hotspot mutation site, which can cover multiple adjacent mutations. The reference probe targets the wild-type sequence adjacent to the target sequence. Both probes share the same pair of upstream and downstream primers. This method uses a single reaction qPCR (quantitative PCR) method, which can simultaneously detect multiple adjacent mutations. It effectively saves tissue samples and greatly shortens the testing period. Moreover, the close proximity of the target and reference sequences enhances the reliability and accuracy of the results, making it widely applicable in various fields.