Rehabilitation training after the occurrence of cerebral hemorrhage belongs to comprehensive treatment, which mainly includes motor therapy, sensory training, cognitive therapy and speech therapy. 1. Exercise therapy: improve spasticity by means of joint mobility training and stretching; provide symmetrical weight transfer for both lower limbs through weight reduction walking training, so that the affected limbs can be weight-bearing as early as possible, and repeat the practice of complete gait training. 2. Sensory training: patients with sensory disorders can use specific sensory training or sensory correlation training to improve their sensory abilities such as tactile and muscular-motor perception, such as the use of pain, tactile stimulation, alternating temperature stimulation with ice-warm water, and selecting the appropriate posture for tactile screening of physical objects. 3. Cognitive therapy: Targeted cognitive rehabilitation training for patients with stabilized disease, such as simple numerical ability training, figure reading training, etc., in order to comprehensively improve cognitive function. 4. Speech therapy: patients with communication disorders should be treated for phonological and semantic disorders. Early on, patients can be given simple instruction training, oral-facial muscle articulation imitation training, and repetition training, etc. In addition, acupuncture, acupressure, and other therapies can be used. In addition, manipulative treatments such as acupuncture, tuina and massage, physical factor treatments such as electrotherapy and magnetotherapy, and assistive devices such as walking aids, orthopedic devices and braces are all beneficial to the recovery of patients after cerebral hemorrhage. It is recommended that patients with cerebral hemorrhage should undergo rehabilitation training under the guidance of a rehabilitation doctor as soon as possible after their condition is stabilized, in order to maximize the recovery of their life activities.