In the graph 1, a cover glass tube (1) and an inner glass tube (2) are in sealed connection in a concentric mode to form a full-glass vacuum heat collection element changing the vacuum degree for stagnation protection. On the non-light-facing face of an area, with the angle of circumference being 140 degrees, of the inner glass tube (2), a steel wire snap spring is connected with an activated carbon fiber adsorbing material (4) in a low heat resistance mode, a fusion-sealing position of the inner glass tube (2) extends outwards by a section and then is sealed, vacuum pumping is conducted on the interior of the inner glass tube (2), working media are poured into the inner glass tube (2), and the inner glass tube (2) is sealed to be made into a heat tube. According to the working principle of the embodiment of the graph 1, sunlight penetrates through the cover glass tube (1) and is converted into heat energy on a film layer of the inner glass tube (2), and the heat energy is output through a cold end (5). When heat is collected normally, the temperature of the surface of the inner glass tube (2) is no more than 90 DEG C, and the adsorbing material cannot be desorbed. When stagnation is conducted, the temperature of the surface of the inner glass tube (2) is high, and the vacuum degree of a vacuum heat insulating layer (3) declines as the adsorbing material is desorbed and emits gas. The inner glass tube (2) releases partial heat energy to the environment through gas in the vacuum heat insulating layer (3), and excessive rising of the stagnation temperature is limited.