The rapid development of Internet leads to the explosive growth of news data. How to capture the topic evolution process of current popular events from massive news data has become a hot research topic in the field of document analysis. However， the commonly used traditional dynamic clustering models are inflexible and inefficient when dealing with large-scale datasets， while the existing deep document clustering models lack a general method to capture the topic evolution process of time series data. To address these problems， a Deep Dynamic Document Clustering （DDDC） model was designed. In this model， based on the existing deep variational inference algorithms， the topic distributions incorporating the content of previous time slices on different time slices were captured， and the evolution process of event topics was captured from these distributions through clustering. Experimental results on real news datasets show that compared with Dynamic Topic Model （DTM）， Variational Deep Embedding （VaDE） and other algorithms， DDDC model has the clustering accuracy and Normalized Mutual Information （NMI） improved by at least 4 percentage points averagely and at least 3 percentage points respectively in each time slice on different datasets， verifying the effectiveness of DDDC model.