Graphene　is　currently　one　of　the　hottest　materials,　its　excellent　electrical　conductivity　and　its　thin　flexible　two-dimensional　feature　make　it　a　superior　component　for　nanocomposite　materials,　for　example　being　a　transparent　window　electrode　for　dye-sensitized　solar　cells.　However,　one　of　the　biggest　obstacles　to　graphene　research　is　to　obtain　single-layer　graphene　in　large　quantity.　We　reported　here　a　simple　strategy　to　fabricate　graphene-quantum　dots　nanocomposite　via　a　facile　one　step　reaction　from　the　soluble　graphene　oxide,　this　approach　avoids　the　above　obstacle　by　skipping　the　graphene　production　step,　and　may　be　used　to　fabricate　other　graphene　nanocompistes.