Currently, Graph ATtention network (GAT) assigns different weights to entities in the neighbourhood of the target entity and performs information aggregation by introducing an attention mechanism, which makes it pay more attention to the local neighbourhood of the entity and ignore the topology between entities and relations in the graph structure. Moreover, the output embedding vectors are simply spliced or averaged after the multi-head attention, resulting in the independence of attention heads, and fails to capture important semantic information of different attention heads. Aiming at the problems that GAT does not fully mine entity structural information and semantic information when it is applied to knowledge graph reasoning task, a Fusing Entity Semantic and Structural Information for knowledge graph reasoning (FESSI) model was proposed. Firstly, TransE was used to represent entities and relationships as embedding vectors in the same space. Secondly, an interactive attention mechanism was proposed to reintegrate the multi-head attention in GAT into multiple hybrid attentions, which enhanced the interaction between the attention heads to extract richer semantic information of the target entity. At the same time, the structural information of the entity was extracted by utilizing the Relational Graph Convolutional Network (R-GCN), and the output feature vectors of GAT and R-GCN were learned through weight matrices. Finally, ConvKB was used as a decoder for scoring. Experimental results on the knowledge graph datasets Kinship, NELL-995 and FB15K-237 show that the FESSI model outperforms most comparison models, with the Mean Reciprocal Rank (MRR) index on the three datasets of 0.964, 0.565 and 0.562, respectively.