In order to further exploit application potential of wheat parents with dwarf and large spike in genetic breeding, and provide theoretical basis for select elite parents and excellent crossing combinations in wheat breeding on high yield and super-high yield, 40 cross combinations were made according to NCⅡ genetic design, using the 8 × 5 incomplete diallel crosses, which 5 male parents involving dwarf and large spike varieties (lines), and 8 female parents involving multi-resistant and high yield varieties (lines). Eight characters including plant height, main spike length, spike number per plant, the number of seed setting spikelet, the grains of main spike, the yield of main spike, the yield per plant, 1000-grain weight were investigated in parents and F1 generation. Combining ability evaluation and genetic analysis were carried out on the basis of genotype variance analysis. The results showed that: in male parents, A1, A3, A4 were the excellent agronomic materials with dwarf and large spike and multi-grains, which with higher general combining ability (GCA) of most of the traits, especially spike length, the grains of main spike, the number of seed setting spikelet, the yield of main spike, and the yield per plant, and with lower GCA values for plant height. In female parents, B5 and B6 could be the high-yield breeding parents with dwarf and multi-spikes, which have higher GCA value for spike number per plant and lower for plant height. On the basis of specific combining ability (SCA) analysis, the B5×A3, which had higher SCA values involving spike number per plant, the yield of main spike, the yield per plant, and 1000-grain weight, and had lower for plant height, could be used as the key combination for selecting traits including dwarf, multi-spike, higher grain, and high yield. The B2×A4, which had higher SCA values involving main spike length, the yield per plant, spike number per plant, and had lower for plant height, could be used as the key combination for selecting traits including dwarf, large spike, and high yield. The broad heritability of four characters, including the yield per plant, 1000-grain weight, main spike length, and the grains of main spike, were more than 70%, indicated that the four traits was less affected by the environment. The narrow heritability were more than 50% for main spike length, the grains of main spike, the yield of main spike, and plant height, whereas the others were lower than 50%, indicated that these characters were more impacted by the environment, and should be select in the late generation rather than in the early.