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PART ONE GENERALIZATION OF MERIDIANS AND POINTS Chapter I GENERALIZATION OF THE MERIDIANS
Section 1 The Theory of the Meridians
¢ñ.The Concept of the Meridian Theory
¢ò.The Origin and F ormation of the Meridian Theory
Section 2 The Meridian System
¢ñ.The Concept of the Meridians
¢ò.Formation of the Meridians
Section 4 The Clinical Application of the Meridians
¢ñ. The Diagnostic Aspect
¢ò. The Therapeutic Aspect
Section 5 The Twelve Regular Meridians
¢ñ. The Nomenclature of the Twelve Regular Meridians
¢ò.The Courses and Distributions of the Twelve Regular Meridians
¢ó.Summary on the Distributing Rules of the Twelve Regular Meridians
A. Courses and Linking Rules
B. The Distributing Rules of the Twelve Regular Meridians
C. The Internal-External Relationship of the Twelve Regular Meridians
D. The Order of the Twelve Regular Meridians
Section 6 The Eight Extra Meridians
¢ñ. A Brief Comparison Between the Extra and Regular Meridians
¢ò. The Eight Extra Meridians
A. The Du Meridian
B. The Ren Meridian
C. The Chong Meridian
D. The Dai Meridian
E. The Yinqiao and Yangqiao Meridians
F. The Yinwei and Yangwei Meridians
¢ó. The Three Major Functions of the Eight Extra Meridians
CONTENTS
Section 7 Others
¢ñ. The Fifteen Major Collaterals of the Meridians
¢ò. The Inner Conduits of the Twelve Regular Meridians
¢ó. The Tendinomuscular Structures of the Twelve Regular Meridians
¢ô. The Cutaneous Zones of the Twelve Regular Meridians
Chapter ¢òGENERALIZATION OF THE POINTS
Section 1 The Concept of Acupuncture Points and Regular Points
¢ñ. The concept of Acupuncture Points
¢ò. The Concept of Regular Points
Section 2 The Nomenclature of Regular Points
¢ñ. Nomenclature Based on TCM anatomy and Its General Theories
¢ò. Nomenclature Based on the View of "Harmony Between Men and
Nature"
Section 3 Methods for Locating Points
¢ñ. Proportional Measurement
¢ò. According to Anatomical Landmarks
¢ó. Finger Measurement
¢ô. Simple Measurement
Section 4 The Concept and Significance of Specific Points
¢ñ. The Five shu Points
¢ò.The Twelve Yuan (Source) Points
¢ó.The Fifteen Luo (Connecting) Points
¢ô. The Back-shu and
Front-mu Points
¢õ. The Eight Influential Points
¢ö.The Eight confluent Points
¢÷. The Sixteen Xi (Cleft) Points
¢ø. The Lower He-sea Points
¢ù. Coalescent Points
Section 5 The Functions of Regular Points
¢ñ. Physiologically: Infusion of Qi and Blood
¢ò. Pathologically: Manifestation of
Disease
¢ó. Therapeutically: The Treatment and Prevention of Disease
Section 6 Generality and Particularity of Indications
PART TWO THE FOURTEEN MERIDIANS
Chapter I THE THREE YIN MERIDIANS OF THE HAND
Section 1 The Lung Meridian of
Hand-Taiyin
¢ñ. The Meridian
¢ò. The Points
Zhongfu(Lu.1)
Yunmen(Lu.2)
Tianfu(Lu.3)
CONTENTS
Xiabai(Lu.4)
Chize(Lu.5)
Kongzui(Lu.6)
Lieque(Lu.7)
Jingqu(Lu.8)
Taiyuan(Lu.9)
yuji(Lu.10)
Shaoshang(Lu.11)
¢ó.Summary
Section 2 The Heart Meridian of
Hand-Shaoyin
¢ñ. The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Jiquan(H.1)
Qingling(H.2)
Shaohai(H.3)
Lingdao(H.4)
Tongli(H.5)
Yinxi(H.6)
Shenmen(H.7)
Shaofu(H.8)
Shaochong(H.9)
¢ó. Summary
Section 3 The Pericardium Meridian of
Hand-Jueyin
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò. The Points
Tianchi(P.1)
Tiangquan(P.2)
Quze(P.3)
Ximen(P.4)
Jianshi(P.5)
Neiguan(P.6)
Daling(P.7)
Laogong(P.8)
Zhongchong(P.9)
¢ó.Summary
Section 4 Summary of the Locations of Some Points from the Three
Yin Meridians of the Hand
Chapter II THE THREE YANG MERIDIANS OF THE HAND
Section 1 The Large Intestine Meridian of Hand - yangming
¢ñ. The Meridian
¢ò. The Points
Shangyang(L.I.1)
Erjian (L.I.2)
Sanjian(L.I.3)
Hegu(L.I.4)
Yangxi(L.I.5)
Pianli(L.I.6)
Wenliu(L.I.7)
Xialian(L.I.8)
Shanglian(L.I.9)
Shousanli(L.I.10)
Quchi(L.I.11)
Zhouliao(L.I.12)
Shouwuli(L.I.13)
Binao(L.I.14)
Jianyu(L.I.15)
Jugu(L.I.16)
Tianding(L.I.17)
Neck-Futu(L.I.18)
Nose-Heliao(L.I.19)
Yingxiang(L.I.20)
¢ó.Summary
Section 2 The Small Intestine Meridian of Hand- Taiyang
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Shaoze(S.I.1)
Qiangu(S.I.2)
Houxi(S.I.3)
Hand-Wangu(S.I.4)
Yanggu (S.I.5)
Yanglao(S.I.6)
Zhizheng(S.I.7)
Xiaohai(S.I.8)
Jianzhen(S.I.9)
Naoshu(S.I.10)
Tianzong(S.I.11)
Bingfeng(S.I.12)
Quyuan(S.I.13)
Jianwaishu(S.I.14)
Jianzhongshu(S.I.15)
Tianchuang(S.I.16)
Tianrong(S.I.17)
Quanliao(S.I.18)
Tinggong(S.I.19)
¢ó.Summary
Section3 The Sanjiao Meridian of Hand - Shaoyan
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Guanchong(S.J.1)
Yemen(S.J.2)
Hand-Zhongzhu(S.J.3)
Yangchi(S.J.4)
Waiguan(S.J.5)
Zhigou(S.J.6)
Huzong(S.J.7)
Sanyangluo(S.J.8)
Sifu(S.J.9)
Tianjing(S.J.10)
Qinglengyuan(S.J.11)
Xiaoluo(S.J.12)
Naohui(S.J.13)
Jianliao(S.J.14)
Tianliao(S.J.15)
Tianyou(S.J.16)
Yifeng(S.J.17)
Qimai(S.J.18)
Luxi(S.J.19)
Jiaosun(S.J.20)
Ermen(S.J.21)
Ear-Heliao (S.J.22)
Sizhukong(S.J.23)
¢ó.Summary
Section 4 Summary of the Locations of Some Points from the Three Yang Meridians
of the Hand
Chapter ¢ó THE THREE YANG MERIDIANS OF THE FOOT
Section 1 the Stomach Meridian of
Foot-yangming
¢ñ. The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Chengqi(St.1)
Sibai(St.2)
Nose-Juliao(St.3)
Dicang(St.4)
Daying(St.5)
Jiache (St.6)
Xiaguan(St.7)
Touwei(St.8)
Renying(St.9)
Shuitu(St.10)
Qishe(St.11)
Quepen(St.12)
Qihu(St.13)
Kufang(St.14)
Wuyi(St.15)
Yingchuang(St.16)
Ruzhong(St.17)
Rugen(St.18)
Burong(St.19)
Chengman(St.20)
Liangmen(St.21)
Guanmen(St.22)
Taiyi(St.23)
Huaroumen(St.24)
Tianshu(St.25)
Wailing(St.26)
Daju(St.27)
Shuidao(St.28)
Guilai(St.29)
Qichong(St.30)
Biguan(St.31)
Femur-Futu(St.32)
Yinshi(St.33)
Liangqiu(St.34)
Dubi(St.35)
Zusanli(st.36)
shangjuxu(St.37)
Tiaokou(St.38)
Xiajuxu(St.39)
Fenglong(St.40)
Jiexi(St.41)
Chongyang(St.42)
Xiangu(St.43)
Neiting(St.44)
Lidui(St.45)
¢ó.Summary
Section 2 The Urinary Bladder Meridian of
Foot-Taiyang
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Jingming(U.B.1)
Zanzhu(U.B.2)
Meichong(U.B.3)
Quchai(U.B.4)
Wuchu(U.B.5)
Chengguang(U.B.6)
Tongtian(U.B.7)
Luoque(U.B.8)
Yuzhen(U.B.9)
Tianzhu(U.B.10)
Dashu(U.B.11)
Fengmen(U.B.12)
Feishu(U.B.13)
Jueyinshu(U.B.14)
Xinshu(U.B.15)
Dushu(U.B.16)
Geshu(U.B.17)
Ganshu(U.B.18)
Danshu(U.B.19)
Pishu(U.B.20)
Weishu(U.B.21)
Sanjiaoshu(U.B.22)
Shenshu(U.B.23)
Qihaishu(U.B.24)
Dachangshu(U.B.25)
Guanyuanshu(U.B.26)
Xiaochangshu(U.B.27)
Pangguangshu(U.B.28)
Zhonglushu(U.B.29)
Baihuanshu(U.B.30)
Shangliao(U.B.31)
Ciliao(U.B.32)
Zhongliao(U.B.33)
Xialiao(U.B.34)
Huiyang(U.B.35)
Chengfu(U.B.36)
Yinmen(U.B.37)
Fuxi(U.B.38)
Weiyang(U.B.39)
Weizhong(U.B.40)
Fufen(U.B.41)
Pohu(U.B.42)
Gaohuang(U.B.43)
Shentang(U.B.44)
Yixi(U.B.45)
Geguan(U.B.46)
Hunmen(U.B.47)
Yanggang(U.B.48)
Yishe(U.B.49)
Weicang(U.B.50)
Huangmen(U.B.51)
Zhishi(U.B.52)
Baohuang(U.B.53)
Zhibian(U.B.54)
Heyang(U.B.55)
Chengjin(U.B.56)
Chengshan(U.B.57)
Feiyang(U.B.58)
Fuyang(U.B.59)
Kunlun(U.B.60)
Pushen(U.B.61)
Shenmai(U.B.62)
Jinmen(U.B.63)
Jinggu(U.B.64)
Shugu(U.B.65)
Foot-Tonggu(U.B.66)
Zhiyin(U.B.67)
¢ó.Summary
Section 3 The Gall Bladder Meridian of
Foot-Shaoyang
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Tongziliao(G.B.1)
Tinghui(G.B.2)
Shangguan(G.B.3)
Hanyan(G.B.4)
Xuanlu(G.B.5)
Xuanli(G.B.6)
Qubin(G.B.7)
Shuaigu(G.B.8)
Tianchong(G.B.9)
Fubai(G.B.10)
Head-Qiaoyin(G.B.11)
Head-Wangu(G.B.12)
Benshen(G.B.13)
Yangbai(G.B.14)
Head-Linqi(G.B.15)
Muchuang B(G.B.16)
Zhengying(G.B.17)
Chengling(G.B.18)
Naokong(G.B.19)
Fengchi(G.B.20)
Jianjing(G.B.21)
Yuanye(G.B.22)
Zhejin(G.B.23)
Riyue(G.B.24)
Jingmen(G.B.25)
Daimai(G.B.26)
Wushu(G.B.27)
Weidao(G.B.28)
Femur-Juliao(G.B.29)
Huantiao(G.B.30)
Fengshi(G.B.31)
Zhongdu(G.B.32)
Xiyangguan(G.B.33)
Yanglingquan(G.B.34)
Yangjiao(G.B.35)
Waiqiu(G.B.36)
Guanming(G.B.37)
Yangfu(G.B.38)
Xuanzhong(G.B.39)
Qiuxu(G.B.40)
Foot-Linqi(G.B.41)
Diwuhui(G.B.42)
Xiaxi(G.B.43)
Foot-Qiaoyin(G.B.44)
¢ó.Summary
Section 4 Summary of the Locations Some Points of the Three Yang Meridians of
the Foot
Chapter ¢ô THE THREE YIN MERIDIANS OF TNE FOOT
Section 1 The Spleen Meridian of
Foot-Taiyin
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Yinbai(Sp.1)
Dadu(Sp.2)
Taibai(Sp.3)
Gongsun(Sp.4)
Shangqiu(Sp.5)
Sanyinjiao(Sp.6)
Lougu(Sp.7)
Diji(Sp.8)
Yinlingquan(Sp.9)
Xuehai(Sp.10)
Jimen(Sp.11)
Chongmen(Sp.12)
Fushe(Sp.13)
Fujie(Sp.14)
Daheng(sp.15)
Fu'ai(Sp.16)
shidou(Sp.17)
Tianxi(Sp.18)
Xiongxiang(Sp.19)
Zhourong(Sp.20)
Dabao(Sp.21)
¢ó.Summary
Section 2 The Kidney Meridian of
Foot-Shaoyin
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Yongquan(K.1)
Rangu(K.2)
Taixi(K.3)
Dazhong(K.4)
Shuiquan(K.5)
Zhaohai(K.6)
Fuliu(K.7)
Jiaoxin(K.8)
Zhubin(K.9)
Yingu(K.10)
Henggu(K.11)
Dahe(K.12)
Qixue(K.13)
Siman(K.14)
Abdomen-Zhongzhu(K.15)
Huangshu(K.16)
Shangqu(K.17)
Shiquan(K.18)
Yindu(K.19)
Abdomen-Tonggu(K.20)
Youmen(K.21)
Bulang(K.22)
Shenfeng(K.23)
Lingxu(K.24)
Shencang(K.25)
yuzhong(K.26)
Shufu(K.27)
¢ó.Summary
Section 3 The Liver Meridian of
Foot-Jueyin
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Dadun(Liv.1)
Xingjian(Liv.2)
Taichong(Liv.3)
Zhongfeng(Liv.4)
Ligou(Liv.5)
Zhongdu(Liv.6)
Xinbao(Liv.7)
Ququan(Liv.8)
Yinbao(Liv.9)
Femur-Wuli(Liv.10)
Yinliao(Liv.11)
Jimai(Liv.12)
Zhangmen(Liv.13)
Qimen(Liv.14)
¢ó.Summary
Section 4 Summary of the Locations of Some Points from the Three Yin
Meridians of the Foot
Chapter V DU AND REN MERIDIANS
Section 1 The Du Meridian
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Changqiang(Du 1)
Yaoshu(Du 2)
Yaoyangguan(Du 3)
Mingmen(Du 4)
Xuanshu(Du 5)
Jizhong(Du 6)
Zhongshu(Du 7)
Jinsuo(Du 8)
Zhiyang(Du 9)
Lingtai(Du 10)
Shendao(Du 11)
Shenzhu(Du 12)
Taodao(Du 13)
Dazhui(Du 14)
Yamen(Du 15)
Fengfu(Du 16)
Naohu(Du 17)
Qiangjiao(Du 18)
Houding(Du 19)
Baihui(Du 20)
Qianding(Du 21)
Xinhui(Du 22)
Shangxing(Du 23)
Shenting(Du 24)
Suliao(Du 25)
Renzhong(Du 26)
Duiduan(Du 27)
Mouth-Yinjiao(Du 28)
Section 2 The Ren Meridian
¢ñ.The Meridian
¢ò.The Points
Huiyin(Ren 1)
Qugu(Ren 2)
Zhongji(Ren 3)
Guanyuan(Ren 4)
Shimen(Ren 5)
Qihai(Ren 6)
Abdomen-Yinjiao(Ren 7)
Shenque(Ren 8)
Shuifen(Ren 9)
Xiawan (Ren 10)
Jianli(Ren 11)
Zhongwan(Ren 12)
Shangwan(Ren 13)
Juque(Ren 14)
Jiuwei(Ren 15)
Zhongting(Ren 16)
Shangzhong(Ren 17)
Yutang(Ren 18)
Chest-Zigong(Ren 19)
Huagai(Ren 20)
Xuanji(Ren 21)
Tiantu(Ren 22)
Lianquan(Ren 23)
Chengjiang(Ren 24)
Appendix ¢ñ:EXTRA POINTS
¢ñ.Head and Neck
Sishencong(Ex-HN 1)
Yintang(Ex-HN 2)
Yuyao(Ex-HN 3)
Taiyang(Ex-HN 4)
Neiyigxiang(Ex-HN 5)
Jinjin(Ex-HN 6)
Yuye(Ex-HN 7)
Juquan(Ex-HN 8)
Haiquan(Ex-Hn 9)
Erjian(Ex-HN 10)
Dangyang(Ex-HN 11)
Jingbailao(Ex-HN 12)
Shangming(Ex-HN 13)
Jiachengjiang(Ex-HN 14)
Jiali(Ex-Hn 15)
Anmian(Ex-HN 16)
Qianzheng(Ex-HN 17)
Chonggu(Ex-HN 18)
Jingbi(Ex-HN 19)
¢ò.Chest and Abdomen
Zigong(Ex-CA 1)
Weishang(Ex-CA 2)
Qizhongsibian(Ex-CA 3)
Sanjiaojiu(Ex-CA 4)
Tituo(Ex-CA 5)
¢ó.Back Region
Jiaji(Ex-B 1)
Pigen(Ex-B 2)
Yaoyan(Ex-B 3)
Shiqizhui(Ex-B 4)
Yaoqi(Ex-B 5)
Weiwanxiashu(Ex-B 6)
Jiehexue(Ex-B 7)
¢ô.Upper Extremities
Zhoujian(Ex-UE 1)
Erbai(Ex-UE 2)
Zhongquan(Ex-Ue 3)
Zhongkui(Ex-UE 4)
Dagukong(Ex-UE 5)
Xiaogukong(Ex-UE 6)
Baixie(Ex-UE 7)
Sifeng(Ex-UE 8)
Shixuan(Ex-UE 9)
Jianqian(Ex-UE 10)
Bizhong(Ex-UE 11)
¢õ.Lower Extremities
Heding(Ex-LE 1)
Xiyan(Ex-LE 2)
Bafeng(Ex-LE 3)
Waihuaijian(Ex-LE 4)
Neihuaijian(Ex-Le 5)
Duyin(Ex-LE 6)
Kuangu(Ex-LE 7)
Qiduan(Ex-LE 8)
Lineiting(Ex-LE 9)
Huanzhong(Ex-LE 10)
Siqiang(Ex-LE 11)
Baichongwo(Ex-LE 12)
Appendix ¢ò:NEW POINTS
Qiuhou
Shangyingxiang
Yiming
dingchuan
Yaoyi
Xiazhisi
Yaotongxue
Luozhen
Lanwei
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