I. Introduction
This Knowledge graph is a kind of technical method that uses graph models to describe knowledge and model the associations and relationships between all things in the world, is a semantic network, and is a structured and formal description framework of semantic knowledge, which uses nodes to represent semantic symbols and edges to represent semantic relationships. The three components of a knowledge graph include: entities, relationships, and attributes. Entities refer to things that exist objectively and can be distinguished from each other, which can be specific people, things, things, or abstract concepts or connections. Edges represent relationships in the knowledge graph and are used to represent some kind of connection between different entities. Both entities and relationships in a knowledge graph can have their own attributes.