Aiming at the two problems of insufficient utilization of role information and lack of interaction between arguments in general domain event argument extraction research, a role information-oriented multi-turn event argument extraction model is proposed to enhance the semantic information of texts and interactions between arguments. The interactive capability can improve the performance of event argument extraction. First, to better utilize role knowledge to guide argument extraction, the model builds role knowledge based on role definitions, independently encodes role information and text, and uses a method based on attention mechanism to obtain label-knowledge-enhanced representations. Then the augmented embeddings are used to predict whether or not each token is a start or end position for some category. At the same time, in order to make full use of the interaction between event arguments in the extraction process, inspired by the multi-turn dialogue model, this paper designs a multi-turn event argument extraction algorithm. The algorithm refers to the natural logic of “easiness to hardness”, and selects the character with the highest prediction probability, that is, the most predictable character, for extraction each time. In the process of argument extraction, in order to model the interaction between arguments, the model introduces historical embedding, and updates the historical embedding after each prediction to help the extraction of the next round of event arguments. The experimental results show that the guidance of role information and multi round extraction algorithm effectively improve the performance of argument extraction, and the method achieves state-of-the-art performance.