The invention discloses an ultrahigh-resolution nonlinear fluorescence excitation microscopic system based on Bragg diffraction crystals, and relates to the field of laser detection. The system is combined with a nonlinear optical technology and a stimulated emission depletion microtechnique, infrared lasers with long wave lengths are adopted as a multiphoton excitation light source, a continuous laser beam is adopted as a depletion light source, the excitation light source is used for exciting fluorescent molecules, stimulated emission depletion light quenches fluorescence on the periphery of an excitation light spot focus, and the nonlinear optical microscopic system can break through the light wave diffraction limit. The Bragg diffraction crystals are introduced, the repetition frequency of femtosecond lasers is reduced below 4 MHz, and the fluorescence quantum yield of the fluorescent molecules is obviously improved. Meanwhile, the continuous stimulated emission depletion light is modulated into synchronization pulse lasers with the repetition frequency equal to that of the femtosecond lasers by the Bragg diffraction crystals, and on the basis of simplifying the device, the energy of incident light is reduced, and photobleaching on samples is reduced.