The diagenetic evolution process of deep reservoirs in Lishu fault depression of Songliao Basin (buried depth >4000m) is not clear, which restricts the evaluation and prediction of deep high-quality reservoirs. In this paper, X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and casting thin section analysis were carried out on the tight sandstone reservoir samples from the first member of the Lishu fault depression, and the characteristics and diagenetic evolution process of deep tight sandstone reservoir were studied. The results show that the first member of deep Ying Formation is mainly composed of feldspar lithic sandstone and lithic feldspar sandstone. The rock mineral composition is mainly feldspar, and the content of illite is the highest in the clay mineral composition. The deep tight sandstone reservoir space is a combination of pores and microfractures, and the pores are mainly secondary pores. Combined with the burial evolution history, the diagenetic evolution process of the first member of Deep Ying Formation includes: (1)Early compaction;(2)early calcite cementation、siliceous cementation、thin film cementation of clay minerals、turbidite cementation;(3)diagenetic compaction、tectonic rupture;(4)local feldspar and lithic dissolution:(5)secondary enlargement of quartz、lamellar calcite cementation、calcite metasomatism:(6)dissolution of clastic mineral particles and cements. Among them, compaction and hydrochloride cementation are the main types of diagenesis that affect the densification of sandstone reservoirs, and dissolution is the main type of diagenesis that improves the physical properties of deep tight reservoirs.