There are always issues that are often overlooked in the rehabilitation process of stroke. When to start rehabilitation therapy after stroke is clinically important, it is related to the prognosis of the disease and the quality of life of the patient. Generally, after the onset of stroke, emphasis is often placed on medication, while rehabilitation is neglected. When the disease is stable and some abnormalities are formed, then intervention in rehabilitation means is often half the effort. Rehabilitation training of motor function should be done as early as possible. Our rehabilitation center commonly used methods are: 1, exercise therapy: exercise therapy is the general term for the treatment methods to improve and enhance the patient’s movement disorders through unarmed and mechanical exercise methods. It mainly includes joint mobility training, muscle strength training, muscle tone training, coordination training, balance function training, walking training, posture correction training and neurophysiological therapy. About 80% of patients with cerebrovascular disease have different degrees of motor impairment, mainly the hemiplegic common motor pattern, i.e., the upper limb flexion and lower limb straightening pattern we often see. During the ambulatory period of cerebrovascular disease, the main exercises are position change, passive movement, maintaining good limb position and sitting training to reduce complications such as pressure sores and joint contractures, and to lay a good foundation for future rehabilitation training; during the off period, sitting training, balance training and rising training should be carried out to promote the improvement of limb function; during the walking period, walking training is mainly used to improve gait. In order to improve the motor function of sports training, often using a variety of treatment techniques of integrated methods and sports relearning therapy, in order to achieve the purpose of restoring limb movement. 2, occupational therapy: occupational therapy is the use of purposeful, selected operational activities as a means of treatment to improve and subsidize the patient’s function. Its purpose is to maximize the patient’s ability to eat, dress, work and other daily life, improve the quality of life, and eventually return to the family and society. It mainly includes evaluation and training of dysfunction, cognitive and perceptual training, evaluation and training of daily living ability, selection and production of self-help tools, design and guidance of environmental modification, etc. It is the same as the theoretical principle of exercise therapy, but the difference is that it designs the movement needed for the limbs as a work activity, such as using embroidery to train the fine movements of the fingers, which not only improves the interest of the patient but also improves the patient’s ability to live. About 22% – 32% of hemiplegics have speech and language impairments, so language training is essential. The language trainer should first diagnose the type of impairment according to the patient’s language condition and the location of the lesion, and then use different methods to trigger and reinforce the correct language response through auditory, visual and tactile stimulation. Physical disabilities and functional impairments often lead to anxiety and depression, and the disease itself can cause cognitive impairments in memory, attention and orientation. Effective psychotherapy can enhance the patient’s learning ability and active participation, mainly through supportive psychotherapy, rational emotion therapy and behavioral therapy. 3, sports and cultural therapy: sports and cultural therapy is the use of sports and recreational programs for patients to train, so that patients can improve their physical skills, improve, and can improve their poor psychological state of a method. This has an undervalued effect on physical movement quality, physical fitness and creating a good psychological state. Wheelchair skills, hemiplegic gymnastics and various ball games are the main contents. 4.Physiotherapy: Traditional physiotherapy also has a special effect on the rehabilitation of hemiplegia. In particular, aquatic exercise therapy is to make it easier for the patient’s limbs to complete the correct movement in water through the buoyancy of water and other effects. 5.Traditional rehabilitation therapy: Traditional Chinese medicine has long been used to treat hemiplegia, especially the use of acupuncture with limb movement has unique features. Acupuncture treatment should be involved immediately after a stroke, and it has been widely used in clinical practice and has received very good results. 6, hyperbaric oxygen therapy: 7, psychological intervention, etc.: In short, we should adopt a comprehensive treatment method, as soon as possible to enable patients to maximize the recovery of function, so that they can return to their families, return to society, for the family and society to reduce the unnecessary burden, for everyone to enjoy the goal of rehabilitation. We welcome patients to visit our hospital for consultation and rehabilitation treatment.