Window structure capable of being opened in lifting mode

The utility model discloses a window structure capable of being opened in a lifting mode. The window structure comprises a window frame. Symmetric installation grooves are formed in the inner side walls of the two sides of the window frame. Window glass is fixedly arranged inside the installation grooves. The window glass is formed by splicing an upper glass plate and a lower glass plate. An upper containing cavity and a lower containing cavity which contain the upper glass plate and the lower glass plate are formed in the top side and the bottom side of the window frame in the extending direction of the installation grooves respectively. The two sides of the top inside the upper containing cavity are each fixedly provided with a fixed pulley. A suspension wire is arranged on each fixed pulley. The two ends of each suspension wire are fixedly connected with the two sides of the top ends of the upper glass plate and the lower glass plate and then connected to form an integral structure capable of being opened and closed vertically. When the window structure is in use, the upper glass plate is lifted upwards, the lower glass plate moves downwards under the self-gravity action, and therefore the window is opened. The window structure has the advantages of facilitating opening, being small in occupied space and capable of opening the window to the largest extent, and the like.