“…Photocatalysis, a green and promising solar energy utilization technology, has been applied in many different fields, such as organic transformation, [1][2][3] pollutant degradation, [4][5][6] CO 2 reduction, [7][8][9] water splitting, [10][11][12] and phototherapy. [13][14][15] Over the years, a series of semiconductor materials, including inorganic semiconductors, 16,17 transition metal complexes, [18][19][20] organic dyes, 21,22 and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) 23,24 have been in-depth examined for their potential applications in photocatalytic. However, a narrow bandgap, toxicity, complexity of post-processing, and poor stability hinder the popularization of the above photocatalysts in practical production applications, especially in organic transformations.…”