Early rehabilitation training for stroke hemiplegic patients is very important. It is recommended to train properly and scientifically under the guidance of a professional rehabilitation physician. First of all, for patients whose condition is stable and cannot move actively, passive movement should be carried out as early as possible. The range of flexion, extension and rotation of each joint of the affected limb can be from small to large. Prevent joint contracture and spasm of the affected limb. At the same time, the patient should be encouraged to carry out active exercises. Secondly, for patients who have some active movement, active and passive exercises should be performed as early as possible. Also the formation of spasticity pattern should be avoided, i.e. flexor spasm of upper limb; extensor spasm of lower limb. Therefore, the upper limbs should be stretched more, and the following movements can be performed: knocking on the wall with the back of the hand, pushing a glass of water with the back of the hand. Walk with the back of the hand. The lower limbs should be flexed more often, and more squatting movements can be done. However, many patients have the misconception that the rehabilitation of hemiplegia is to restore the strength of the limbs, so they desperately pinch the “rubber band” and pull the rope, which in turn strengthen the spasm of the flexor muscles of the upper limbs and make the fingers and elbow joints more and more stiff and unstraight.