Abstract:Aiming at the soil degradation problem of protected vegetable fields in Chengde City, this study collected more than 360 soil samples from 6 counties(Pingquan City, Weichang County, Longhua County,Kuancheng County, Xinglong County, and Chengde County) for systematic detection during 2021-2022. The protected vegetable soils in Chengde City exhibited comprehensive degradation characteristics, including nutrient imbalance with available phosphorus(267-334 mg/kg) and available potassium(786-1 048 mg/kg) exceeding the standard by 6 times and 4-5 times, respectively; moderate to high salinization(electrical conductivity: 58-121 ms/m);heavy metal risk characterized by cadmium content(0.20-0.26 mg/kg) approaching the risk threshold and significant enrichment of copper and zinc; organic pollution with 100% detection rate of phthalates; and imbalanced calcium-magnesium ratio. Intensive agricultural production has led to the synergistic degradation of the aforementioned multiple factors. Accordingly, a "diagnosis-repair-regulation" technical system centered on "increasing organic fertilizer application, optimizing chemical fertilizers, microbial remediation of phthalates, reasonable crop rotation, and integrated water and fertilizer management" was proposed. This study provides a technical paradigm for alleviating soil degradation, ensuring agricultural product safety, and promoting the sustainable development of protected agriculture in the cool region of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.