Deep reservoirs are prone to bottom water channeling in the production process, and formation water entering the reservoir affects the recovery efficiency. Due to the high salinity of formation water, conventional gels have poor gelling effect, low strength and poor sealing effect. In order to solve this problem, the temperature and salt-resistant thickener TS-2 was prepared by acrylamide (AM), 2-acrylamide-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid (AMPS) and 4-acrylylmorpholinium (ACMO). TS-2 was successfully synthesized by FIIR and 1H NMR. The high temperature salt-resistant and slow crosslinking gel TSP-2 was prepared by using chromium acetate as crosslinking agent. The gel formation time was 6d at 150℃, and the final apparent viscosity was 94400cP. Through SEM characterization, viscoelastic testing and plugging ability testing, it can be seen that TSP-2 has a rich and ordered cross-linked network structure, which makes it have a stable internal structure under different shear stress and frequency. The sand filled pipe in the range of 400~900mD has a good plugging effect, and the plugging rate is more than 96.12%. The breakthrough pressure gradient can reach more than 4.52MPa/m.