【Objective】Our purposes are to illuminate the effects of low temperature stress during grain filling on the contents, accumulation rates and key enzyme activities of starch components in superior and inferior grains in rice, to clarify the regulatory effect of changes in the activities of key enzymes in starch synthesis on the rate of starch accumulation and to explore the effect of difference in granule starch formation and accumulation in superior and inferior grains on rice yield formation. 【Method】This experiment was carried out with the chill-tolerant variety Dongnong 428 and chill-sensitive variety Songjing 10 as the test materials at room temperature (daytime temperature 28℃, 14 h/night temperature 22℃, 10 h; 7 days), and low temperature (17℃, four treatments). The low temperature treatments lasted 1, 3, 5, and 7 days(abbreviated to D1, D3, D5 and D7), respectively. The difference in the accumulation of starch components of superior and inferior grains and the changes in the activities of key synthesizing enzymes under low temperature stress during grain-filling period were analyzed. 【Result】Compared with the control, low temperature stress during grain filling period reduced the peak activities of adenosine diphosphoglucose pyrophosphorylase (AGPase), soluble starch synthase (SSS), starch branching enzyme (SBE) and the contents of amylopectin and total starch in the superior and inferior grains of the two rice varieties, improved granule-bound starch synthase (GBSS) activity and amylose content in D3, D5, and D7 treatments 28-38 days after heading. Compared with the control, the highest enzyme activity and the fastest accumulation of starch in low temperature treatments occurred at a later time, and the D7 treatment had the greatest impact. The contents of amylopectin and total starch of the superior and inferior grains in D7 decreased most on the 13th and 18th days after heading, and the amylose content increased most on the 28th day after heading. Correlation analysis showed that the amylose content of superior and inferior grains and the content of superior amylopectin and total starch are extremely significantly positively correlated with their maximum accumulation rates. The accumulation of inferior grain amylopectin and total starch is also related to the time to reach the maximum accumulation rate. The changes in the activities of AGPase, GBSS, SSS, and SBE are closely related to the accumulation rate and time of starch accumulation, and have a significant impact on the changes in starch and starch component contents. At the same time, low temperature stress during the grain filling stage significantly reduced the thousand-grain weight, seed setting rate and yield of rice, and the decrease gradually increased with the increasing low temperature treatment days. Low temperature stress during the grain filling stage has a greater impact on the changes in the key enzyme activities of starch synthesis in the inferior grains than the superior ones. The starch synthesis and accumulation of inferior grains slowed down and the content decreased, resulting in a significant decrease in thousand-grain weight and yield. 【Conclusion】In terms of varieties, the cold-tolerant Dongnong 428 has relatively high key enzyme activities of starch synthesis, and the contents of starch and its components is relatively high, so that the rice yield can be maintained at a relatively high level under low temperature stress. Therefore, the key enzyme activities of starch synthesis of granules in superior and inferior grains play a very critical role in the regulation of starch synthesis, and the changes and levels of starch components have a very important impact on yield.