The utility model discloses a temperature logging tool of push-lean type, which is a logging tool to measure the temperature in oil well or water well. The logging tool is characterized in that: a motor and a transmission mechanism are fixed in a bearing tube. An upper middle joint is connected onto the lower end of the bearing tube, the lower end of the middle joint is connected with the lower part of the shell, and the top of the middle joint is connected with a temperature sensor assembly. The lead wire of the sensor assembly is connected onto a wire socket, and signal of the sensor is transported to the ground through the wire socket. A push and pull rod is connected onto the lower end of the transmission mechanism, and the lower end of the push and pull rod is connected into the central hole of the lower middle joint. A pushing block is fixed on the push and pull rod, the support rod and the pushing block are in pin shaft connection, and the other end of the support rod is fixed on the bearing tube of the temperature sensor assembly. Thus the effect is that: the sensor can be pushed and leaned on the well wall through the motor and the mechanical devices, therefore throwing off adhesive objects. This device can largely reduce the depth delay when logging in wells with sticky liquid, which makes the measuring data is more close to actual case of temperature in well.