Hemiplegia rehabilitation can be categorized into early stage, middle stage and late stage of rehabilitation according to the stage of recovery, and muscle training, joint movement, standing training, balance training and daily life ability training are carried out. 1. Early stage of rehabilitation: In the early stage, the affected side of the patient shows muscle flaccidity, low muscle tone, no muscle reflexes and inability to move. At this time, it is necessary to move the affected side of the patient’s limbs, enhance muscle and joint stimulation, and turn over frequently to prevent decubitus ulcers. 2. Mid-rehabilitation: the patient’s affected limb has the phenomenon of increased muscle tone, manifested as hyperreflexia, spasm of the affected limb, need to carry out anti-spasmodic position, as well as good limb placement, and at the same time can be carried out to ease the muscle spasm such as pulling. When the patient can actively carry out the whole joint flexion and extension training of one side of the limb, or one side of the limb can carry out joint extension and flexion at the same time of separation movement, you can utilize the anti-gravity or weight-bearing training to enhance the muscle strength of the affected side of the limb, and at this time, you can train the assisted standing and so on, to enhance the ability to transfer. 3. Late stage of rehabilitation: When the patient is able to perform random limb movements, it is necessary to improve the walking ability, correct abnormal walking postures, and enhance the ability of balance and transfer. Through exercising the ability of fine work and daily activities, improve personal ability, return to family and society. Hemiplegic patients should have different rehabilitation training for different conditions, and should have effective rehabilitation training under the guidance of doctors.