Cerebrovascular accident, also known as acute cerebrovascular lesion and stroke, is known as stroke in Chinese medicine. It is a group of diseases with acute onset of cerebrovascular circulation disorders, the consequences of which often lead to serious disabilities such as hemiplegia and speech impairment. The rehabilitation treatment of cerebrovascular accidents is very critical. Generally speaking, in addition to the necessary medication and surgical treatment required during the acute phase of cerebrovascular accident, motor rehabilitation should be started as soon as the patient is conscious. Ischemic patients start 2 to 3 days after the onset of the disease, hemorrhagic patients start 10 to 14 days after the onset of the disease, and those with myocardial infarction start about 21 days after the onset of the disease. As long as the patient’s condition allows, the earlier the rehabilitation treatment, the better the functional recovery and the lesser the sequelae. Acupuncture is mainly used for acupuncture points because the spleen and stomach are the source of Qi and blood biochemistry, and the biochemistry of the body’s yin and yang Qi and blood originates from the spleen and stomach. The basic function of acupuncture is to unblock the meridians and channels, and the affected side is mostly needled in clinical practice. Each time 30 minutes, once a day, 15 days for a course of treatment, interval of 5 days and then continue the next course of treatment. In general, two courses of treatment can be effective, and in severe cases, 3-5 courses of treatment are sufficient. The correct position is very important. For patients with stroke who are bedridden, the functional position of the paralyzed limb should be maintained to prevent deformation of the joint and contracture of the muscle ligaments. Correct position: the functional position of shoulder joint is salute position (shoulder joint abduction 50°, internal rotation 15°, elbow flexion 40°, so that the elbow is level with the forehead, thumb pointing to the nose, to prevent internal deformation of internal rotation); elbow joint flexion 90° and extension alternately, to prevent deformation of flexion and extension; wrist joint dorsiflexion 30°-40° position, fingers lightly flexed, can hold a long soft object of 4cm-5cm in diameter; hip joint, knee joint flexion and extension. The knee joint is alternately flexed and straightened, and a sandbag or soft pillow can be placed on the outside of the leg when it is straightened to prevent the lower limb from spinning down; the foot is at 90° with the lower leg to prevent the foot from drooping. Adhere to the activities with exercise Stroke patients can do passive movement of the paralyzed limb in the acute phase, the healthy side of the limb can also do intermittent random movement. For stroke patients with cerebral hemorrhage should start after the condition is stable, by medical personnel or instruct the patient’s relatives to move the joints of the affected limbs. Massage and massage muscles, ligaments and acupuncture points to promote blood circulation, maintain muscle joint and ligament mobility, and prevent muscle wasting atrophy and joint ligament contracture. In general, passive activities, 5 to 10 minutes each time, once in the morning and once in the afternoon, should be steady and gentle, avoiding roughness to prevent damage to muscles, ligaments and joints. During the long rehabilitation process, patients are prone to anxiety, impatience, pessimism and other psychological barriers, which may even lead to another stroke and ruin the rehabilitation effect. At this time, psychological care of patients is crucial to help patients build confidence, correctly treat the sequelae of the disease, and adhere to rehabilitation exercises. Studies have found that cerebrovascular accidents can reach maximum recovery within 1 to 3 months, and the recovery of motor function reaches its peak in 90% of patients within 6 months.