A method for constructing multifunctional gene therapy vectors based on gold nanoparticles. The invention belongs to the technical field of CT contrast agents and non-viral gene carriers, and specifically relates to gold nanoparticles as the skeleton, including spherical gold nanoparticles, rod-shaped gold nanoparticles (with different axis-to-diameter ratios), arrowhead-shaped gold nanoparticles, and octahedral gold nanoparticles. The morphology of gold nanoparticles, etc., using modified bovine serum albumin to wrap gold nanoparticles, and ATRP method to construct a multifunctional gene carrier. The polymerization reaction is stable and easy to control, and a variety of high-performance cationic gene carriers with different monomer contents can be prepared according to needs, and the storage stability is good, and the original performance can be maintained after being placed for several days or months. The cationic gene carrier has a higher transfection efficiency than the international "gold standard" PEI in HepG2, COS7, 293, C6 and other cells, and its cytotoxicity is much lower than that of PEI. It is simple to use and has commercial potential. And the material has a good CT imaging effect, which lays a good experimental foundation for the development of new contrast agents.