This is an issue of great concern to patients and their families. Briefly speaking, the following sequence and contents can be carried out from 1 to 5 (from 3 to 5 should be appropriate according to the degree of functional recovery of the patient). 1, should often change the position: including supine position, healthy side lying, the affected side lying and other alternate changes in position. 2, usually pay attention to maintain a good posture: such as resting, shoulder abduction 50 degrees, internal rotation 15 degrees, finger half flexion, etc., to prevent foot droop and internal and external rotation (available pillows, sandbags or braces, splints, etc.). 3.Passive joint activities: Especially for the large joints (shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle), the range of activities should be large and in place (i.e. the angle and position that a normal person can move to). Special attention should be paid to the abduction and external rotation of the shoulder joint and the flexion and extension of the hip and knee joints and the rotation of the hip joint. 4. Encourage and let the patient to do active position change: such as active turning, sitting, sitting balance and standing balance training (if the patient cannot do it alone at the beginning, it should be done with the external assistance of family members). 5.Living and living training: including dressing, eating, living, etc. In addition, the whole training process should not forget the active movement training of the patient’s healthy side and breathing training.