According to the richness of user and item information in Knowledge Graph (KG), the existing recommendation methods with graph embedding propagation can be summarized into three categories: user embedding propagation, item embedding propagation, and hybrid embedding propagation. The user embedding propagation method focuses on using items interacted with users and KG to learn user representations; the item embedding propagation method uses entities in KG to represent items; the hybrid embedding propagation method integrates user-item interaction information and KG, addressing the issue of insufficient information utilization in the first two methods. The technical characteristics of these three methods were deeply compared by specifically analyzing the key technologies of the three core tasks in the recommendation methods with graph embedding propagation: graph construction, embedding propagation, and prediction. At the same time, by replicating mainstream models in each category of methods on general datasets such as MovieLens, Booking-Crossing, and Last.FM, and comparing their effects using the CTR (Click-Through Rate) metric, it is found that the recommendation method with hybrid embedding propagation has the best recommendation performance. It combines the advantages of user and item embedding propagation methods, utilizing interaction information and KG to enhance the representations of both users and items. Additionally, a comparative analysis of various categories of methods was performed, their advantages and disadvantages were elaborated, and the future research work was also proposed.