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In recent years, there has been significant progress in Chinese text sentiment analysis research. However, few studies have investigated the differences between languages, the effectiveness of domain knowledge, and the requirements of downstream tasks. Considering the uniqueness of Chinese text and the practical needs of sentiment analysis, this study aims to address these gaps. To achieve this, we propose a method that deeply integrates the knowledge vector obtained from the emotional knowledge triplets using the TransE model with feature vectors from models like BiGRU and attention mechanisms. We also introduce radical features and emotional part of speech features based on the characteristics of characters and words. In addition, we propose a collaborative approach that integrates characters, words, radicals, and multi-granularity semantic features such as part of speech. Our approach, as evidenced by the Douban Film Review dataset and the NLPECC dataset, proficiently leverages emotional insights alongside nuanced linguistic elements, significantly bolstering the accuracy of sentiment detection in Chinese texts. The method achieved F1-score of 89.23% and 84.84%, respectively, underscoring its efficacy in the realm of Chinese sentiment analysis.