NOVELTY - A solid oxide fuel cell anode preparing method involves preparing porous framework and hot saturated solution. The porous framework is immersed in the hot saturated solution to prepare positive pole. The porous framework is taken out and cooled, followed by carrying out calcination and decomposing treatment, repeating impregnation and calcination procedure for several times. The resultant framework is sintered, and subjected to decomposition, aging and reduction with hydrogen to reduce oxide catalyst to elemental metallic state.    USE - Method for preparing solid oxide fuel cell anode.    ADVANTAGE - The method enables preparing the solid oxide fuel cell anode with reduced consumption of catalyst component and wide application prospect, in a simple and rapid manner.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - A solid oxide fuel cell anode preparing method involves preparing porous framework and hot saturated solution. The porous framework is immersed in the hot saturated solution at 50-200 degrees C to prepare positive pole, The temperature is raised to 1200-1600 degrees C, The porous framework is taken out and cooled to 0-20 degrees C. The porous framework is maintained at temperature of 350-650 degrees C after induction of porous framework by dipping liquid, followed by carrying out calcination and decomposing treatment, repeating impregnation and calcination procedure for several times till porous matrix is impregnated by weighing up 10-70%. The resultant framework is sintered at 900 degrees C for 0.5-2 hours under air atmosphere, and subjected to decomposition, aging and reduction with hydrogen at 700-900 degrees C for 0.5-2 hours to reduce oxide catalyst to elemental metallic state. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - Preferred Components: The method utilizes organic dispersing agent selected from alcohol, organic acid, urea, ammonia water, polyvinyl alcohol, polyvinyl butyral and polyvinylpyrrolidone METALLURGY - Preferred Components: The method utilizes metal element such as nickel, copper, cobalt, cerium, silver, gold, platinum, palladium, ruthenium and rhodium.