Under the background of global warming, studying the spatial-temporal variation of heat resources in Qinling Mountains is of great significance to adjusting agricultural cropping system, optimizing agricultural production distribution, and achieving the sustainable development of agriculture. Based on the daily average temperature data collected from 71 weather stations in Qinling Mountains from 1961 to 2010, methods like climate tendency rate, Mann-kendall, Morelt wavelet analysis and spatial interpolation of ArcGIS were used to analyze the heat resources variation of accumulated temperature, duration days, first day and last day of the daily temperature which was steadily above 10℃ . The results showed that: (1) the duration days and accumulated temperature of the daily temperature above 10℃ in Qinling Mountains steadily increased, the first day was in advance, the last day was delayed; the change rate of the first day in the northern Qinling Mountains was lower than that in the southern Qinling Mountains, while the change rates of the duration days, the last day and the accumulated temperature of the daily temperature above 10℃ in northern Qingling Mountains were higher than that in the southern Qinling Mountains; (2) the abrupt change of the duration days, the accumulated temperature, the first day and the last day of the daily temperature above 10℃ in northern Qinling Mountains appeared in 1995, 2003, 1973 and 2000, the abrupt change of the duration days, the accumulated temperature, the first day and the last day of the daily temperature above 10℃ in southern Qinling Mountains appeared in 2004, 1995, 1974 and 1977; the accumulated temperature above 10℃ in Qinling Mountains presented periodical oscillations of 20-30 years and 7-10 years; (3) in spatial, the accumulated temperature above 10℃ in Qinling Mountains had similar changes and an overall increasing trend.