The aim of the present work is to provide a preliminary support and research foundation for developing integrated technology of methane dry reforming and pine wood pyrolysis to produce high value chemicals and fuels. The chemical properties of bio-oil produced by pine wood pyrolysis under tradi-tional N-2, H-2, CO2, CH4 atmospheres and mixtures of CH4 and CO2 were investigated. Experimental studies were conducted in a fixed bed reactor at a temperature of 500 degrees C. The results show that pine wood pyrolysis under mixtures of methane and CO2 can promote bio-oil production (0.98% increase) compared with traditional pyrolysis (under N-2). GC-MS results show that the contents of phenols and sugars in bio-oil decreased, while the amount of alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, and furans increased. NMR spectroscopy provides additional support of the results. Results indicate that bio-oil can be used as a source of value-added chemicals. High proportions of CO were obtained in the gas products from pine wood pyrolysis under CH4 and mixtures of CH4 and CO2. Finally, a possible reaction pathway of pine wood pyrolysis under mixtures of methane and CO2 is proposed. Methane bi-reforming with CO2 and steam from pine wood pyrolysis could promote the production of high value oxygen-containing chemicals during pine wood pyrolysis under mixtures of CH4 and CO2. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.