Focusing on the challenge task for mining complementary information in different levels of features in the deep subspace clustering problem， based on the deep autoencoder， by exploring complementary information between the low-level and high-level features obtained by the encoder， a Diversity Represented Deep Subspace Clustering （DRDSC） algorithm was proposed. Firstly， based on Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion （HSIC）， a diversity representation measurement model was established for different levels of features. Secondly， a feature diversity representation module was introduced into the deep autoencoder network structure， which explored image features beneficial to enhance the clustering effect. Furthermore， the form of loss function was updated to effectively fuse the underlying subspaces of multi-level representation. Finally， several experiments were conducted on commonly used clustering datasets. Experimental results show that on the datasets Extended Yale B， ORL， COIL20 and Umist， the clustering error rates of DRDSC reach 1.23%， 10.50%， 1.74% and 17.71%， respectively， which are reduced by 10.41， 16.75， 13.12 and 12.92 percentage points， respectively compared with those of Efficient Dense Subspace Clustering （EDSC）， and are reduced by 1.44， 3.50， 3.68 and 9.17 percentage points， respectively compared with Deep Subspace Clustering （DSC）， which indicates that the proposed DRDSC algorithm has better clustering effect.