1. Rehabilitation should be carried out as early as possible. Patients with cerebral ischemia can be rehabilitated after 48 hours as long as they are clear, their vital signs are stable and their condition is no longer developing, and the amount of rehabilitation is small to large and progressive. Most of the cerebral hemorrhage rehabilitation can be started 10 – 14 days after the disease. The essence of rehabilitation is “learning, exercising, exercising again and learning again”, which requires patients’ understanding and active participation. In the acute stage, the main purpose of rehabilitation is to suppress the abnormal primitive reflex activity and rebuild the normal movement pattern, followed by strengthening the muscle strength training. Rehabilitation should go hand in hand with treatment. Stroke is characterized by the coexistence of disorder and disease, so it is important to adopt an individualized program and progress step by step. In addition to motor rehabilitation, attention should be paid to speech, cognitive, psychological, occupational and social rehabilitation. Some drugs, such as bromocriptine, have been proven to be effective in restoring limb movement and speech function, and baclofen is effective in suppressing spasticity, which can be applied optionally starting from small doses. Colistin, prazosin, phenytoinamide, valium, phenobarbital and haloperidol have adverse effects on movement in the acute phase, so they should be used sparingly or not. 4. Emphasize that rehabilitation is a continuous process Closely observe stroke patients for depression and anxiety, which can seriously affect the conduct and efficacy of rehabilitation. Pay attention to the importance of community and family rehabilitation.