Investigating the quantum many-body interaction in microcavity semiconductor systems is a significant objective in current research. Hence, in this study, Green's function was employed to investigate the hopping effect between two monolayers denoted as L and R. The interaction between excitons in L monolayer and R monolayer, characterized by spin-like properties, leads to the generation of Josephson currents and emergence of two quasiparticle branches, known as LP+ and LP- polaritons (i.e., two low polariton states). And compared with other papers, such as reference 5, the research shows that presence of hopping interaction and many-body interaction between monolayers causes significant enhancement phenomenon occurs in , which will further reduce the effective mass. This is more conducive to Bose-Einstein condensates (BEC). Furthermore, we investigated the Parity-Time symmetry (PT symmetry) of the system. The PT broken phase transition point will appear when the condition of PT symmetry is satisfied.