Abstract:The construction of program of new countryside and beautiful villages puts forward higher requirements for the rural ecological environment. However, the extensive management of domestic sewage in rural areas results in negative phenomena such as unauthorized discharge without treatment, which pollutes and damages the soil and local water sources. To alleviate the current rural pollution, this study constructed a combined modular constructed wetland integration system of vertical flow-primary horizontal subsurface flow-secondary horizontal subsurface flow, with Arundo donax var. versicolor and Typha orientalis as wetland plants and constructed wetland fillers as substrates, to explore the removal effect of the modular constructed wetland integration technology on rural domestic sewage and the influence of seasonal changes. The results show that the modular integrated constructed wetland has a good treatment capacity for rural domestic sewage, with average removal rates of 90.4%, 83%, 92.9%, 78.5%, 78% and 82.7% for BOD5, COD, SS, NH4-N, TN and TP respectively. Under seasonal climate changes, the removal effect of this integration technology on pollutants varies greatly with seasons except for SS, which is less affected. The rule of removal capacity is:summer >autumn >spring >winter.