Traditional Chinese medicine is more helpful in the treatment of diseases, and the representative one is acupuncture. Acupuncture will have a certain effect on the patient’s muscles, so it is often used for conditioning or treatment in clinical rehabilitation. To treat Parkinson’s disease using acupuncture, acupoints are selected for acupuncture, such as Fengchi point, Quchi point, Hegu point, Taichong point, and Taixi point. Acupuncture is often used with electroacupuncture for continuous stimulation to reduce the occurrence of motor symptoms through stimulation. Head acupuncture, in which the corresponding area of the head, such as the motor area, is needled to improve motor symptoms, can also be performed. Parkinson’s disease is characterized by a long course of treatment, so it is important to avoid patient fatigue when treating Parkinson’s disease, and it may be relatively better to choose electroacupuncture.