The introduction of surface functional groups onto graphite can provide additional pseudocapacitance for supercapacitors. However, the compensation for the loss of electrical conductivity arising from the destruction of the pi-pi conjugation remains a big challenge. Here, the graphite paper is electrochemically oxidized first, followed by the mild reduction using hydroiodic acid to afford the largely exfoliated and moderately reduced sample (noted as MOGP-4). The as-prepared MOGP-4 not only has the abundant oxygenous groups, but also preserves the highly conductive network (sp(2) carbon). Owing to the good conductivity (1.14 x 10(3)S m(-1)), MOGP-4 exhibits a high rate capability of 93% (from 18.3 mF cm(-2) to 17 mF cm(-2)) as the current density increases from 0.5 to 10 mA cm(-2) and predominant cycling performance. Furthermore, the flexible solid-state supercapacitors (SSCs) based on MOGP-4 with different sizes are assembled and deliver excellent durability, high flexibility and superior rate capability. The high electrochemical performances of the as-fabricated supercapacitors should envision promising applications for energy storage devices.