夫参博以为要转简而舍烦总玉龙以成赋信金针以获安原夫率暴中风顶门百会香港脚连延里
交头风鼻渊上星可用耳聋腮肿听会偏高攒竹头维治目疼头痛乳根 府疗嗽气痰哮风市阴市驱
腿脚之乏力阴陵阳陵除腿肿之难熬二白医痔漏间使剿疟疾大敦去疝气膏肓补虚劳天井治瘰
瘾疹神门治呆痴笑跳咳嗽风痰太渊列缺宜刺 羸喘促璇玑气海当知期门大敦治坚 疝气劳宫
太陵疗心闷疮痍心悸虚烦刺三里时疫 疟寻后溪绝骨三里阴交香港脚宜灸睛明太阳鱼尾目症凭
兹老者尿多命门肾俞而着艾妇人乳肿少泽与太阳之可推身柱蠲嗽能除膂痛至阴却疸善治神
疲长强与承山灸痔最妙丰隆并肺俞痰嗽称奇风门主伤胃寒邪之嗽天枢理感
患脾泄之危风池绝骨而疗乎枢倭人中曲池可治其委伛期门刺伤寒未解经不再传鸠尾针痫颠已
发慎其妄施阴交水分三里蛊胀宜刺商丘解溪丘墟脚痛堪追尺泽理筋急之不幸脘骨疗手足之难
移肩脊痛于五枢兼于背缝肋挛痛兮尺泽合与曲池风湿搏于两肩、 可疗壅热盛乎三焦关冲最
宜手臂红肿中渚液门要辨脾虚黄胆腕骨中腕何疑伤寒无汗攻复溜宜泻伤寒有汗取合谷当随欲
调饱满之气逆三里可胜要起六脉之沉匿复溜称神照海支沟通大便之秘内庭临泣理小腹之脂天
突膻中医喘嗽地仓颊车疗口 迎香攻鼻窒为最肩井治臂痛如拿二间治牙疼中魁理番胃而即瘥
百劳止虚汗通里疗心惊而不瘥大小骨空治眼烂能止冷泪左右太阳医目痛善治血医心俞肾俞治
腰肾虚乏之梦遗人中委中治腰脊痛闪之难制太溪昆仑申脉最疗足肿之 涌泉关元丰隆为治尸
劳之例印堂治其惊搐神庭理乎头风大陵人中频泄口气全际带脉关元多灸肾败堪攻腿脚重疼
针髋骨膝眼行步艰禁刺三里中封太冲取内关与照海医腹疾之块搐迎香与鼻内消眼热之红肚痛
秘结太陵合外关与支沟腿风湿痛居 兼环跳与委中上脘中脘治久种之心疼
赤带白带求中极之异同又若心虚热壅少冲明于济夺目昏血溢肝俞辨其虚实当心传之玄要究
手法之疾徐或值唑闪疼痛之不足此为难拟定穴之可祛辑管见以便渎幸高明而无哂诸
以广博的内容提炼出精要，舍弃繁琐，总括《玉龙赋》而成此篇，凭借金针之术以求得安康。
大凡突发暴烈的中风，可取头顶的百会穴；香港脚（下肢肿痛之症）连绵不断，可取交经穴；头风头痛、鼻渊（鼻窦炎），可用上星穴；耳聋、腮部肿胀，可取听会穴；眉毛偏高、攒竹穴处疼痛、头维穴处疼痛，可治疗目痛和头痛；乳根穴可治疗咳嗽、气逆、痰多、哮喘；风市穴、阴市穴可驱除腿脚的乏力；阴陵泉、阳陵泉可消除腿部肿胀难以忍受的症状；二白穴可治疗痔疮和漏症；间使穴可剿灭疟疾；大敦穴可去除疝气；膏肓穴可补益虚劳；天井穴可治疗瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）；瘾疹（荨麻疹），神门穴可治疗呆痴、笑跳、咳嗽、风痰；太渊、列缺适宜针刺；羸瘦喘促，应知璇玑、气海穴；期门、大敦可治疗坚积疝气；劳宫、太陵可治疗心闷、疮疡、心悸、虚烦；刺三里穴可治时疫；疟疾寻后溪穴；绝骨、三里、阴交穴，香港脚适宜艾灸；睛明、太阳、鱼尾穴，眼部病症凭此调理。
至于老年人尿多，命门、肾俞穴宜着艾条灸；妇人乳房肿胀，少泽穴与太阳穴可推按；身柱穴可祛除咳嗽，能消除背部疼痛；至阴穴可退黄疸，善于治疗神疲乏力；长强穴与承山穴，灸治痔疮最为奇妙；丰隆穴并肺俞穴，治疗痰嗽称奇；风门穴主治伤胃寒邪所致的咳嗽；天枢穴调理感受患脾泄（腹泻）的危险；风池、绝骨穴可治疗枢机不利导致的伛偻（驼背）；人中、曲池穴可治疗委顿伛偻；期门穴针刺可治伤寒未解且不再传变的情况；鸠尾穴针刺痫证（癫痫）已发作者，需谨慎妄施；阴交、水分、三里穴，蛊胀（腹部胀大如鼓）适宜针刺；商丘、解溪、丘墟穴，脚痛可以追踪治疗；尺泽穴调理筋急的不幸状况；腕骨穴治疗手足难以移动；肩脊痛在五枢穴兼于背缝穴；肋挛痛，尺泽穴合用曲池穴；风湿搏结于两肩，可治疗壅热盛于三焦；关冲穴最适宜手臂红肿；中渚、液门穴，要辨别脾虚黄胆；腕骨、中脘穴，何须怀疑；伤寒无汗，攻复溜穴宜泻法；伤寒有汗，取合谷穴应当随证；欲调饱满之气逆，三里穴可胜任；要起六脉之沉匿，复溜穴称为神效；照海、支沟穴，沟通大便之秘结；内庭、临泣穴，调理小腹之脂膜病变；天突、膻中穴，治疗喘嗽；地仓、颊车穴，治疗口眼歪斜；迎香穴攻治鼻窒（鼻塞）为最；肩井穴治疗臂痛如拿；二间穴治疗牙疼；中魁穴调理翻胃而即愈；百劳穴止住虚汗；通里穴疗治心惊而不愈；大小骨空穴治疗眼烂能止冷泪；左右太阳穴医治目痛，善治血溢；心俞、肾俞穴治疗腰肾虚乏及梦遗；人中、委中穴治疗腰脊痛闪挫之难制；太溪、昆仑、申脉穴，最治疗足肿；涌泉、关元、丰隆穴，为治疗尸劳（慢性消耗性疾病）的例子；印堂穴治疗其惊搐；神庭穴理乎头风；大陵、人中穴，频繁泄去口气；全际带脉、关元穴，多灸肾败堪攻；腿脚重疼，针髋骨、膝眼穴，行步艰难禁刺三里；中封、太冲穴，取内关与照海穴，医治腹疾之块状抽搐；迎香穴与鼻内消眼热之红；肚痛秘结，太陵穴合外关与支沟穴；腿风湿痛居髎穴，兼环跳与委中穴；上脘、中脘穴，治疗久种之心疼；赤带白带，求中极穴之异同。
又若心虚热壅，少冲穴明于济救；目昏血溢，肝俞穴辨其虚实；当心传之玄要，究手法之疾徐；或值挫闪疼痛之不足，此为难得拟定穴位之可祛。辑录管见以便渎，幸高明而无哂诸。
Extracting the essence from extensive knowledge, discarding complexity to simplify, and summarizing the *Yulong Fu* (Jade Dragon Ode) into this treatise, one seeks safety through the use of golden needles.
Generally speaking, for sudden apoplexy (stroke), Baihui (GV20) on the vertex can be selected; for continuous Hong Kong foot (a condition characterized by swelling and pain in the lower limbs), Jiaojing (LR8) can be used; for head wind headache and nasal sinusitis (Bi Yuan), Shangxing (GV23) is applicable; for deafness and swollen cheeks, Tinghui (GB2) can be taken; for eyebrows appearing too high, pain at Cuanzhu (BL2), and pain at Touwei (ST8), these points treat eye pain and headaches; Rugen (ST18) treats cough, qi rebellion, phlegm, and asthma; Fengshi (GB31) and Yinshi (ST33) dispel weakness in the legs and feet; Yinlingquan (SP9) and Yanglingquan (GB34) eliminate unbearable leg swelling; Erbai (EX-LE2) treats hemorrhoids and fistulas; Jianshi (PC5) eradicates malaria; Dazhun (LR1) removes hernia; Gaohuang (BL43) tonifies deficiency and consumption; Tianjing (SJ10) treats scrofula (Luo Ying); for urticaria (Yin Zhen), Shenmen (HT7) treats dementia, manic laughter/jumping, cough, and wind-phlegm; Taiyuan (LU9) and Lieque (LU7) are suitable for acupuncture; for emaciation and panting, one should know Xuanji (CV15) and Qihai (CV6); Qimen (LR14) and Dazhun (LR1) treat firm accumulations and hernias; Laogong (PC8) and Tailing (PC7) treat heart oppression, sores, palpitations, and empty vexation; puncturing Zusanli (ST36) treats epidemic diseases; for malaria, search Houxi (SI3); Guixu (GB39), Zusanli (ST36), and Yinjiao (RN7) are suitable for moxibustion in Hong Kong foot; Jingming (BL1), Taiyang (EX-HN5), and Yutou (BL1) address eye conditions based on these points.
As for the elderly with frequent urination, Mingsmen (GV4) and Shenshu (BL23) are appropriate for moxibustion; for women with breast swelling, Xiaze (BL18) and Taiyang (EX-HN5) can be pushed/massaged; Shenzhu (GV12) eliminates cough and removes back pain; Zhiyin (BL67) resolves jaundice and effectively treats mental fatigue; Changqiang (GV1) and Chengshan (BL57) are excellent for moxibustion treating hemorrhoids; Fenglong (ST40) combined with Feishu (BL13) is miraculous for treating phlegm-cough; Fengmen (BL12) governs coughs caused by cold pathogens injuring the stomach; Tianshu (ST25) regulates the danger of spleen diarrhea (Pi Xie) due to pathogenic invasion; Fengchi (GB20) and Guixu (GB39) treat kyphosis resulting from pivot dysfunction; Renzhong (GV26) and Quchi (LI11) treat prostration and kyphosis; puncturing Qimen (LR14) treats unresolved Shaoyang syndrome that does not transmit further; needling Jiawei (CV15) for epilepsy that has already manifested requires caution against reckless application; Yinjiao (RN7), Shuifen (CV9), and Zusanli (ST36) are suitable for puncturing in cases of gu distension (ascites); Shangqiu (SP5), Jiexi (ST41), and Qiuxu (GB40) can trace and treat foot pain; ChiZe (LU5) manages the misfortune of tendon spasm; Wanggu (SI4) treats difficulty in moving hands and feet; shoulder and back pain involves Wushu (GB29) and Beifeng (an extra point); rib cramping pain combines ChiZe (LU5) and Quchi (LI11); wind-dampness clashing in both shoulders can treat excessive heat in the Sanjiao; Guanchong (SJ1) is most suitable for redness and swelling of the arms; Zhongzhu (SJ3) and Yemen (SJ2) must differentiate spleen deficiency jaundice; Wanggu (SI4) and Zhongwan (CV12) leave no doubt; for cold damage without sweat, attacking Fuliou (KI7) with draining method is indicated; for cold damage with sweat, taking Hegu (LI4) should follow the pattern; to regulate fullness and qi rebellion, Zusanli (ST36) can prevail; to raise hidden deep pulses, Fuliou (KI7) is called divine; Zhaohai (KI6) and Zhigou (SJ6) unblock constipation; Neiting (ST44) and Linqi (GB34) regulate fatty lesions in the lower abdomen; Tiantu (CV22) and Danzhong (CV17) treat wheezing and cough; Dicang (ST4) and Jiache (ST6) treat facial paralysis (mouth deviation); Yingxiang (LI20) attacks nasal obstruction as the best option; Jianjing (GB21) treats arm pain as if grasped; Erjian (LI2) treats toothache; Zhongkui (EX-UE9) regulates reverse vomiting leading to recovery; Bailao (EX-UE11) stops spontaneous sweating; Tongli (HT5) treats heart palpitations that do not heal; Da Gu Kong (EX-UE1) and Xiao Gu Kong (EX-UE2) treat rotting eyes and stop cold tears; bilateral Taiyang (EX-HN5) treat eye pain and effectively manage blood overflow; Xinshu (BL15) and Shenshu (BL23) treat kidney/lower back deficiency and nocturnal emissions; Renzhong (GV26) and Weizhong (BL40) treat acute lumbar spine pain from sprains that is hard to control; Taixi (KI3), Kunlun (BL60), and Shenmai (BL62) best treat foot swelling; Yongquan (KI1), Guanyuan (CV4), and Fenglong (ST40) serve as examples for treating corpse labor (chronic consumption); Yintang (EX-HN3) treats convulsions; Shenting (GV24) regulates head wind; Dalin (PC7) and Renzhong (GV26) frequently drain bad breath; Dai Mai (GB26) and Guanyuan (CV4) require multiple moxa sessions to attack kidney failure; for heavy and painful legs, needling Huangu (an extra point near hip) and Xiyan (EX-LE2), but avoid puncturing Zusanli (ST36) when walking is difficult; Zhongfeng (SP4) and Taichong (LR3) take Neiguan (PC6) and Zhaohai (KI6) to treat abdominal masses and convulsions; Yingxiang (LI20) and intra-nasal points reduce redness from eye heat; abdominal pain and constipation combine Taoling (PC7) with Waiguan (SJ5) and Zhigou (SJ6); leg wind-damp pain involves Juliao (GB29) combined with Huantiao (GB30) and Weizhong (BL40); Shangwan (CV13) and Zhongwan (CV12) treat chronic heart pain; for red or white leukorrhea, seek the differences in Zhongji (CV3).
Furthermore, for heart deficiency with heat congestion, Shaochong (HT9) clearly indicates rescue methods; for blurred vision and blood overflow, Ganshu (BL18) differentiates deficiency and excess; one must investigate the profound essentials of heart transmission and study the speed/slowness of manipulation techniques; or when facing insufficient relief from sprain/pain injuries, it is difficult to determine which acupoints can dispel them. I compile these personal insights for your reading, hoping that experts will not disdain them.