For recent years reclamation technique has been rationally employed in collapse sites, Fushun coal mine. Collapse sites that had lost original land function were refilled with coal gaugue, then covered with soil, making them cropland. After reclamation, soil nutriton was gradually rising, physical features and struction of the soil were thus formed, and even improved. Heavy metals (Pb, Cu, Cd, As) in the tap soil were decreasing with weathering and leaching. Nutrient elements (N, P, K) have been obviously accumulated in the top soil, their contents have reached to "National standard of land reclamation technique in China". At the same time, such solid waste as coal gangue was buried in the underground, which can play a role in controlling and preventing environmental pollution. It is very useful for obtaining economic, social and ecological benefits. The model for reclamation and ecological restoration in the collapse sites in Fushun coal mine proposed in the paper sets a good example for other mine areas in northeast region, even whole China.