The present invention relates to the field of 
cellular immunotherapy for tumors and, more particularly, to a recombinant 
plasmid for the construction of recombinant 
malaria parasites and their use, wherein the recombinant 
plasmid is a tumorigenin-specific 
antigen gene inserted into the pL0017 
plasmid, Recombinant 
malaria parasite, comprising the recombinant plasmid. Compared with 
plasmid DNA and 
RNA vector, the recombinant 
malaria parasite can be multiplied by the proliferation of Plasmodium, which is beneficial to the increase of the 
antigen in vivo. Compared with the 
defective virus and bacterial carrier, it survives in the red blood cells of the body longer, not short-term by the body's 
immune system to clear, long-term effective expression of exogenous 
tumor antigen, is conducive to long-term 
antigen and 
immune stimulation. The recombinant malaria parasite is capable of activating the high expression of Th1-related cytokines 
in vivo and increasing the proportion of CD8a + DCs in total CD11c + DCs and further activating specific cytotoxic 
T lymphocyte responses against tumor antigens, which is beneficial to the antitumor effect of the vaccine.