Tuning the magneto-electronic properties of graphene-based structures into distinguished performance is an interesting but challenging work. To address this issue, we here construct several chain-like 1D nanostructures by stitching zigzag-edged triangular graphene nanoflakes with different manners and subsequently oxidized at edges. The high stability of these structures is identified by the calculated edge adsorption energy, phonon spectrum, and molecular dynamics simulations. Unlike edge-hydrogenation case, termination oxygen atoms here are highly magnetized and can control such 1D chain mag...