Abstract: A solar power generation apparatus with non-equidirectional solar tracking stages. At the beginning of sunrise, a solar power generation module is driven by a link assembly to gradually rotate from an initial position to the sun in a direction reverse to the moving direction of the sun. After the solar power generation module is rotated to a position of first preset elevation and azimuth, where the solar power generation module right faces the sun, the solar power generation module starts pivotally rotating along with the change of the position of the sun. When the sun and the direction of the solar power generation module synchronously move to a position of second preset elevation and azimuth, the solar power generation module is further driven to gradually pivotally rotate back to the initial position in a direction reverse to the moving direction of the sun for next cycle.