Patients with strong limbs can push and knead the pinch points according to the innervation of different nerve segments for 20-30 minutes, once a day, every l0 times for a course of treatment, depending on the patient’s condition, and in conjunction with the patient’s limb Rehabilitation training. Upper limb training: Shoulder flexion, abduction and external rotation; elbow extension and forearm rotation; wrist dorsiflexion, lateral flexion and ulnar deviation training, finger flexion and extension exercises, etc. Lower limb training: hip, knee and ankle flexion and extension training and postural balance training. If the patient is unable to complete a certain exercise independently, he/she should be given a booster exercise for 15 minutes per session, once a day. The treatment of limb dysfunction in acute stroke is a long-term process, and an emphasis on an early and positive attitude is necessary and imperative. Tui Na manipulation intervention in early stroke rehabilitation should also be performed when the patient’s condition is stable, vital signs are stable, and there are no serious complications, when the safety factor for performing Tui Na treatment is higher. However, it is important to adjust the treatment plan according to the changes in the patient’s condition and to determine the individual plan according to the patient’s age, severity of the disease, and the classification of the evidence.