Abstract:The disturbance of forest fire plays an important role in the renewal and succession of the forest ecosystem in the north and the material cycle. Forest fire have a significant effect on the carbon density and biomass of the forest surface soil in the northern region. However, the deeper soil layer ( There are relatively few studies on the changes in carbon storage less than 40 cm. Pinus tabulaeformis forest burned area eastern Liaoning was used as the survey sample site, and the surrounding site conditions were consistent without fires as a control, and the soil physical properties and carbon storage were used as indicators to conduct investigation and analysis. The results showed that Pinus tabulaeformis forest burned site soil physical properties and carbon content of forest fires have changed to varying degrees. Forest fire have significantly increased the temperature and pH of the soil, and have significantly reduced the water content of the soil. The impact of forest fire on the bulk density of deep soil is not obvious; The total carbon content and soluble organic carbon content of the deep soil above the site were significantly lower than the control treatment.