Postpartum hemorrhage is one of the most important causes of maternal death in China, and is more common in rural areas. The causes of postpartum hemorrhage are still mainly contractile hemorrhage. With its high bleeding volume and rapid bleeding speed, it is a serious threat to maternal life. The clinical application of contraction to promote uterine contraction is effective, but its action time is short, and there are clinical reports of allergic reactions, anaphylaxis, amniotic fluid embolism and respiratory distress caused by the use of contraction. In order to explore a new effective method to promote uterine contraction and reduce postpartum bleeding in a safe way, Director Li Qingcong, combined with years of clinical experience, actively researched the use of moxibustion of bilateral uterine points to promote effective and lasting uterine contraction. Through clinical practice, we have also found that moxibustion of bilateral uterine points can also reduce the painful contractions of the uterus. The specific method is as follows: Acupuncture points: in the lower abdomen, 4 inches below the umbilicus and 3 inches next to the front median line, taken bilaterally. Moxibustion method: Ignite a section of moxa stick close to the acupuncture point and keep it at a certain distance so that the patient feels moderate heat, so as not to burn too much. A specific moxa box or moxibustion box can be used. Implementation process: the first moxibustion is performed at 20MIN after delivery, and thereafter twice a day, 20~30MIN each time, to the extent of redness, for about 4~5 days from the day of normal delivery to the day of maternal discharge. After years of clinical practice and exploration, we found that moxibustion of bilateral uterine points was effective in promoting postpartum uterine contractions and relieving postpartum contraction pain, and no adverse effects were found. For those who cannot apply contractions or have adverse reactions to contractions, the sub-method can be used to prevent risk factors such as postpartum hemorrhage. Although, the modern medical mechanism of this treatment method is not clear, its application space and its safety can be affirmed.