Post-cerebral infarction speech rehabilitation treatment should be gradual and should not be rushed. Post-cerebral infarction language rehabilitation treatment mainly includes exercise training, pronunciation training, repetition training and naming training. 1. Exercise training: Instruct patients with cerebral infarction to perform movements of lips, tongue, teeth, soft palate and throat, such as pouting, puffing cheeks, baring teeth, knocking teeth, chewing, etc., so as to reduce the tension of the language muscles in the throat. 2. Pronunciation training: train patients with cerebral infarction to open their mouths and pronounce words, starting from simple monosyllabic pronunciation, and then practicing simple sentences after they can finish them, and then gradually transitioning to speaking the whole sentence, and practicing complex sentences after they are skillful. 3. Repetition training: train patients with cerebral infarction to repeat words and vocabularies, repeat three to five times each time. 4. Naming training: pointing out the names of common objects and saying the names of family members, using the common, familiar and meaningful contents of the patients with cerebral infarction to practice, and requiring the speed of speech, tone of voice and vocabulary to be appropriate in length. The language rehabilitation therapy after cerebral infarction should be carried out at an early stage under the guidance of doctors, and the family members need to provide positive and encouraging feedbacks in order to promote good recovery after cerebral infarction.