The most common sites of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage are: 1) hemorrhage in the basal ganglia, and 2) hemorrhage in the cerebellum, hemispheres, thalamus, brainstem, and ventricles. The treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage has a great relationship with the site of hemorrhage. Generally, there will not be any sequelae left, and the patient can fully resume work after the surgery. There are some in the functional area, such as in the motor area or language area, after surgery, there may be some dysfunction, such as hemiplegia or language disorder. 3. Cerebellar hemorrhage surgery is also more effective, and the prognosis is better, so the surgery should be active. There are other parts, such as thalamic hemorrhage, this part is more dangerous, the general bleeding volume is relatively large, the mortality rate is very high, and this part of the surgery is very difficult, the effect is not very good, so the death rate of complications of thalamic hemorrhage is relatively high. 4, followed by brainstem hemorrhage, brainstem hemorrhage is also more dangerous, after the large amount of bleeding in this location, generally is a deep coma, a short time to die. In general, brain stem hemorrhage is not operated, but now some large hospitals are also doing some microsurgery, but the effect is still waiting for a long time observation and follow-up. 5. If the amount of bleeding is relatively small, the effect is still possible, but once the bleeding is large, the mortality rate is also very high.