Concerning the problems of the lack of a large number of relationships in the current Knowledge Graph (KG), and the lack of full consideration of the hidden information in the multi-hop path between two entities when performing relationship reasoning, a relationship reasoning method combining multi-hop relationship path information was proposed. Firstly, for the given candidate relationships and two entities, the convolution operation was used to encode the multi-hop relationship path connecting the two entities into a low-dimensional space and extract the information. Secondly, the Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) network was used for modeling to generate the relationship path representation vector, and the attention mechanism was used to combine it with the candidate relationship representation vector. Finally, a multi-step reasoning method was used to find the relationship with the highest matching degree as the reasoning result and judge its precision. Compared with the current popular Path Ranking Algorithm (PRA), the neural network model named Path-RNN and reinforcement learning model named MINERVA, the proposed algorithm had the Mean Average Precision (MAP) increased by 1.96,8.6 and 1.6 percentage points respectively when using the large-scale knowledge graph dataset NELL995 for experiments. And when using the small-scale knowledge graph dataset Kinship for experiments, the proposed algorithm had the MAP improved by 21.3,13 and 12.1 percentage points respectively compared to PRA and MINERVA. The experimental results show that the proposed method can infer the relationship links between entities more accurately.