摇头直视心气脱。青共唇腮肝气脱。雨汗大喘肺气脱。唇缩脐番脾气脱。瞑目遗溺肾气脱。
潜 曰。推拿一书。其法最灵。或有不灵。认穴之不真耳。即如头为诸阳之首。面为五脏之精
华。十指联系于周身之血脉。穴不真则窍不通。窍不通则法不灵。故予于斯书。首着诀法总纲。次
详全身经穴。而图象昭焉。手法明焉。百病除焉。
百会穴（在头顶毛发中、以线牵向发前后左右重。）囟门穴（在百会前、即泥丸也。）中庭穴（在发际上
边些。）天庭穴（即天门、又名三门。）天心穴（在额正中、略下于天庭。）两额（在太阳之上。）
印堂（在两眉心中、名二门）额角（左为太阳、右为太阴。）风府（在脑后枕骨下、俗名脑窝。）天柱（即颈骨也。）
山根（在两眼中间、鼻梁骨、名二门。）三阳（左眼胞。）三阴（右眼胞。）准头（名年寿、即鼻也。）龙角
（一名文台、在左发毛。）虎角（一名武台、在右发毛。）风门（在两耳门外。）风池（在目上胞、一名坎上。）
气池（在目下胞、一名坎下。）左颊右颊（在颧之旁。）两颐（在上口唇两旁、即腮也。）水沟（在准头下、人中
是也。）食仓穴（在两颐下。）承浆穴（在人中下地角。）
少商穴（在大拇指尖。）商阳穴（在食指尖、指根下一节横纹是风关、从掌上巽宫来、二横纹是气关、三横纹是
命关。）中冲穴（在中将指尖。）关冲穴（在无名指尖。）少冲穴（在小拇指尖。）大肠穴（在食指外边。）小肠穴
（在小拇指外边。）四横纹（在食将无名小指中四道小横纹、除去大指、故名四。）
摇头且两眼直视，是心气脱失的表现。面色发青并伴有嘴唇和腮部异常，是肝气脱失的表现。大汗淋漓且严重喘息，是肺气脱失的表现。口唇收缩且肚脐外翻，是脾气脱失的表现。双眼闭合且遗尿，是肾气脱失的表现。
骆潜说：推拿这一书籍，其疗法最为灵验。如果有不灵验的情况，是因为取穴不准确。就像头是诸阳经汇聚的首部，面部是五脏精华的外现，十指与周身血脉相连。穴位找得不准，则窍穴不通；窍穴不通，则疗法不灵。所以我在这本书中，首先撰写诀法总纲，其次详细阐述全身经穴，使得图像清晰可见，手法明确易懂，从而能够治愈百病。
百会穴（位于头顶毛发中，用线牵拉头发向前后左右重按定位。）囟门穴（位于百会穴前方，即泥丸宫所在处。）中庭穴（位于发际线上方稍高处。）天庭穴（即天门，又名三门。）天心穴（位于额头正中，略低于天庭穴。）两额角（位于太阳穴之上。）印堂（位于两眉心中间，名为二门。）额角（左侧为太阳，右侧为太阴。）风府（位于脑后枕骨下方，俗称脑窝。）天柱（即颈骨部位。）
山根（位于两眼中间鼻梁骨处，名为二门。）三阳（位于左眼睑。）三阴（位于右眼睑。）准头（名为年寿，即鼻子。）龙角（一名文台，位于左侧发际毛处。）虎角（一名武台，位于右侧发际毛处。）风门（位于两耳门外侧。）风池（位于上眼睑上方，一名坎上。）气池（位于下眼睑下方，一名坎下。）左颊右颊（位于颧骨旁边。）两颐（位于上嘴唇两旁，即腮部。）水沟（位于准头下方，即人中穴。）食仓穴（位于两颐下方。）承浆穴（位于人中下方地角处。）
少商穴（位于大拇指尖。）商阳穴（位于食指尖，指根下一节横纹为风关，从手掌巽宫方向来，第二道横纹为气关，第三道横纹为命关。）中冲穴（位于中指指尖。）关冲穴（位于无名指指尖。）少冲穴（位于小拇指尖。）大肠穴（位于食指外侧。）小肠穴（位于小拇指外侧。）四横纹（位于食指、中指、无名指、小指中间的第四道小横纹，除去大拇指，故称四横纹。）
Shaking the head and staring straight ahead indicates Heart Qi collapse (Heart Qi collapse, a critical condition of heart energy depletion). Cyanosis of the complexion accompanied by abnormalities of the lips and cheeks indicates Liver Qi collapse (Liver Qi collapse, a critical condition of liver energy depletion). Profuse sweating with severe panting indicates Lung Qi collapse (Lung Qi collapse, a critical condition of lung energy depletion). Retraction of the lips and eversion of the umbilicus indicates Spleen Qi collapse (Spleen Qi collapse, a critical condition of spleen energy depletion). Closing of the eyes with urinary incontinence indicates Kidney Qi collapse (Kidney Qi collapse, a critical condition of kidney energy depletion).
Luo Qian stated: The methods in this book on pediatric tuina are most effective. If they are not effective, it is due to inaccurate acupoint identification. Just as the head is the summit of all Yang meridians, the face is the manifestation of the essence of the five Zang organs, and the ten fingers are connected to the blood vessels of the whole body. If the acupoints are not accurate, the orifices will not be unblocked; if the orifices are not unblocked, the therapy will not be effective. Therefore, in this book, I first present the general principles of the formulas and methods, then detail the acupoints of the entire body, so that the images are clear, the techniques are explicit, and hundred diseases can be cured.
Baihui (DU20) [Acupoint] (Located in the hair of the vertex; identified by pulling the hair forward, backward, left, and right with a thread.) Ximen (CV17/Fontanelle area) [Acupoint] (Located anterior to Baihui, also known as Niwan.) Zhongting [Acupoint] (Located slightly above the hairline.) Tianting (Yintang/HN3) [Acupoint] (Also known as Tianmen or Sanmen.) Tianxin [Acupoint] (Located in the center of the forehead, slightly below Tianting.) Liang'e (Both foreheads) [Area] (Located above Taiyang.) Yintang (EX-HN3) [Acupoint] (Located between the eyebrows, named Ermen.) E'jiao (Forehead corners) [Area] (The left is Taiyang, the right is Taiyin.) Fengfu (DU16) [Acupoint] (Located below the occipital bone at the back of the head, commonly called Naowo.) Tianzhu (BL10) [Acupoint] (Refers to the cervical vertebrae area.)
Shangen [Area] (Located in the middle of the two eyes on the nasal bridge, named Ermen.) Sanyang [Area] (Left eyelid.) Sanyin [Area] (Right eyelid.) Zhuntou (Niushan/Nose) [Area] (Named Nianshou, refers to the nose.) Longjiao [Area] (Also named Wentai, located at the left hairline.) Hujiao [Area] (Also named Wutai, located at the right hairline.) Fengmen [Area] (Located outside both ears.) Fengchi (GB20) [Acupoint] (Located above the upper eyelid, also named Kanshang.) Qichi [Area] (Located below the lower eyelid, also named Kánxià.) Zuojia Youjia (Left and right cheeks) [Area] (Located beside the zygomatic bone.) Liangyi (Both jawlines) [Area] (Located on both sides of the upper lip, i.e., the cheeks.) Shuigou (REN26) [Acupoint] (Located below Zhuntou, i.e., Renzhong.) Shicang [Acupoint] (Located below Liangyi.) Chengjiang (REN24) [Acupoint] (Located below Renzhong at the ground corner.)
Shaoshang (LU11) [Acupoint] (Located at the tip of the thumb.) Shangyang (LI11) [Acupoint] (Located at the tip of the index finger. The transverse crease one segment down from the root of the finger is the Wind Gate (Fengguan); coming from the Xun Palace of the palm, the second transverse crease is the Qi Gate (Qiguan), and the third transverse crease is the Life Gate (Mingguan).) Zhongchong (PC9) [Acupoint] (Located at the tip of the middle finger.) Guanchong (SJ1) [Acupoint] (Located at the tip of the ring finger.) Shaochong (HT9) [Acupoint] (Located at the tip of the little finger.) Dachang [Acupoint] (Located on the outer side of the index finger.) Xiaochang [Acupoint] (Located on the outer side of the little finger.) Sihengwen (Four Transverse Creases) [Area] (Located at the four small transverse creases among the index, middle, ring, and little fingers, excluding the thumb, hence named Four.)