Lead halide perovskite quantum dots(LHP QDs) have been revealed to possess great potential in photocatalytic applications including CO2 reduction,which however suffer from poor stability.Herein,a high crystalline hydrazine-linked three-dimensional(3D) covalent organic framework,USTB-17,was fabricated from the reaction between 12-connected building block and 4-connected 3,5,7-tetrakis(4-aldophenyl)-adamantane.Post-modification with Ni2+affords the metallic framework USTB-17(Ni)followed by sequential deposition of the CH3NH2PbI3(MAPbI3) perovskite QDs into its pores,generating the USTB-17(Ni)@MAPbI3 composite.Powder X-ray diffraction analysis together with theoretical simulations and transmission electron microscopy discloses the crystalline nature of USTB-17,USTB-17(Ni),and USTB-17(Ni)@MAPbI3 with an unprecedented noninterpenetrated hpt topology.The close contact of QDs inside the COF pores with the Ni catalytic site locating at the pore surface of COF allows a rapid transfer of the photogenerated electrons in QDs to the Ni catalytic sites,enhancing the photocatalytic activity for CO2reduction.This endows USTB-17(Ni)@MAPbI3 with efficient photocatalysis performance for photocatalytic CO2 reduction with CO generation rate of 365μmol g-1h-1and CO selectivity up to 96% under visible-light irradiation,7 times higher than that of USTB-17(Ni).After four cycles of reactions,the photocatalytic CO generation rate remains almost unchanged,demonstrating its excellent cycle stability.