Abstract: Let be the positive part of the quantum group associated with a generalized Cartan matrix. In the case of finite type, Lusztig constructed the canonical basis of via two approaches. The first one is an elementary algebraic construction via Ringel-Hall algebra realization of and the second one is a geometric construction. The geometric construction of canonical basis can be generalized to the cases of all types. The generalization of the elementary algebraic construction to affine type is an important problem. We give several main results of algebraic constructions to the affine canonical basis in this ariticle. These results are given by Beck-Nakajima, Lin-Xiao-Zhang, Xiao-Xu-Zhao, respectively.
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