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NOVELTY - Traditional Chinese medicinal cream containing nano-graphene comprises traditional Chinese medicine component comprising 0-80 g safflower, 0-80 g frankincense, 0-80 g myrrh, 0-80 g green tea, 0-5 g graphene, 0-20 pts. wt. white Vaseline (RTM: Petroleum jelly), 0-20 pts. wt. liquid paraffin, 0-20 pts. wt. stearic acid, 0-20 pts. wt. glyceryl monostearate, 0-20 pts. wt. vitamin E, 0-20 pts. wt. lanolin, 0-0.05 pt. wt. ethylparaben and 0-20 pts. wt. triethanolamine. USE - The medicinal cream is used for moisturizing skin, delaying skin relaxation, relieving skin inflammation and preserving skin moisture (claimed). ADVANTAGE - The medicinal cream is more suitable for production and preservation. DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a method for preparing the traditional Chinese medicinal cream containing nano-graphene, involving (a) weighing certain amount of safflower, frankincense, myrrh and green tea, crushing to fine powder, adding 10 times 70% ethanol, leaving overnight, filtering, concentrating the filtrate under reduced pressure to 1 ml flow extract containing 1 g raw medicine, and taking same as traditional Chinese medicine mixed flow extract, (b) taking certain amount of white Vaseline (RTM: Petroleum jelly), liquid paraffin, stearic acid, glyceryl monostearate, vitamin E and lanolin, heating at 80degrees Celsius, and melting as oil phase, (c) proportionally taking certain amount of ethylparaben, triethanolamine and 3 times distilled water for heating at 80degrees Celsius for dissolution, and taking same as water phase, (d) uniformly mixing traditional Chinese medicine flow extract with obtained oil, adding water phase, emulsifying at 80degrees Celsius for 20 minutes, uniformly stirring, cooling to room temperature, and taking the mixture as traditional Chinese medicine mixed cream, and (e) after UV sterilization of traditional Chinese medicine cream, adding certain amount of graphene, slowly heating obtained mixture at a constant temperature of 60degrees Celsius, uniformly stirring, and cooling to room temperature to obtain graphene-containing traditional Chinese medicine cream.