足太阳六十三，睛明攒竹诣曲差五处之分，承光通天见络却玉枕之行。天柱高兮大抒抵，风门开兮肺俞当，厥阴心
膈之会，肝胆脾胃之藏。三焦肾兮大肠小肠，膀胱俞兮中膂白环，自从大抒至此，去脊中寸半之间。又有上次中下四
，在腰四空以和调，会阳居尻尾之旁（尻尾，任脉穴名），吾背二行始了。仍上二椎旁附分（二椎下两旁，去脊
中三寸），三椎旁魄户膏育，并四椎而过神堂。噫嘻兮膈关魂门，阳纲意舍兮胃仓盲门，志室胞育背以秩边而分。承
扶浮 与委阳，殷门委中而合阳。至承筋与承山，到飞扬与附阳，会昆仑仆参申脉，探金门京骨之场，由束骨而通谷，
抵小指外至阴之门。
足太阳膀胱经，目内 角始睛明，眉头陷中攒竹取，曲差发际上五分。五处发上一寸是，承光发上二寸半，通天络
却玉枕穴，相去寸五调匀看。玉枕夹脑一寸三，入发二寸腕骨见，天柱项后发际中，大筋外廉陷中献。自此夹脊开寸
五，第一大抒二风门，三椎肺俞厥阴四，心俞五椎之下论。膈七肝九十胆俞，十一脾俞十二胃，十三三焦十四肾，大肠
十六之下椎，小肠十八膀十九，中膂内俞二十椎，白环二十椎下当（白环俞即腰俞），以上诸穴可排之。更有上次中下
，一二三四腰空好，会阳阴尾反骨旁，背部二行诸穴了。又从脊上开三寸，第二椎下为附分，三椎魄户四膏育，第五
椎下神堂尊，第六噫嘻膈关七，第九魂门阳纲十，十一意舍之穴存，十二胃仓穴已分，十三育门端正在，十四志室不须
论，十九胞盲廿秩边，背部三行诸穴匀。又从臀下阴攻取，承扶居于陷中主，浮 扶下方六分，委阳扶下寸六数。殷门
扶下六寸长， 中外廉两筋乡，委中膝 约纹里，此下三寸寻合阳，承筋脚裙上七寸，穴在 肠之中央，承山 下分肉
间，外踝七寸上飞扬，附阳外踝上三寸，昆仑外跟陷中央，仆参亦在踝骨下，申脉踝下五分张，金门申脉下一寸，京骨
外侧骨际量，束骨本节后陷中，通谷节前陷中计，至阴却在小指侧，以上诸穴属膀胱。
足太阳膀胱经共有六十三穴，从睛明穴开始，经过攒竹穴到达曲差穴，再至五处穴。接着是承光穴、通天穴、络却穴和玉枕穴的循行路线。天柱穴位置较高，大杼穴与之相抵，风门穴开启，肺俞穴正当其位。厥阴心包与膈肌在此交会，肝、胆、脾、胃等脏腑之气汇聚于此。三焦与肾、大肠与小肠的气机亦在此联络，膀胱俞、中膂内俞和白环俞依次排列。自大杼穴至此段穴位，距离脊柱中线约一寸半。
还有上髎、次髎、中髎、下髎四穴，位于腰部第四骶孔处以调和气血，会阳穴居于尾骨旁（尻尾，此处指代任脉相关区域或尾骨部位）。至此，背部第一侧线穴位已述完。
再次向上，在第二椎骨旁开附分穴（位于第二椎骨下两旁，距脊柱中线三寸），第三椎骨旁为魄户穴和膏肓穴，第四椎骨旁过神堂穴。噫嘻穴、膈关穴、魂门穴，阳纲穴、意舍穴、胃仓穴、盲门穴，志室穴、胞肓穴沿背部向下，秩边穴由此分开。承扶穴、浮郄穴与委阳穴，殷门穴、委中穴与合阳穴相连。至承筋穴与承山穴，再到飞扬穴与附阳穴，汇合于昆仑穴、仆参穴和申脉穴，探寻金门穴、京骨穴所在之地，由束骨穴通达通谷穴，直达小指外侧端的至阴穴。
足太阳膀胱经起于目内眦的睛明穴，眉头凹陷处的攒竹穴可取，曲差穴在发际上五分。五处穴在发上一寸，承光穴在发上二寸半，通天、络却、玉枕各穴，相距一寸五分均匀分布。玉枕穴夹在后脑勺一寸三分处，入发际二寸处可见腕骨穴（注：此处原文可能有误，通常玉枕后为脑户或风府，腕骨在手部，但依原文翻译），天柱穴在项后发际正中旁的大筋外缘凹陷处。从此处夹脊开一寸半，第一大杼穴，第二风门穴，第三椎为肺俞，第四椎为厥阴俞，第五椎之下论心俞。第七椎为膈俞，第九肝俞，第十胆俞，第十一脾俞，第十二胃俞，第十三三焦俞，第十四肾俞，第十六大肠俞之下椎，第十八小肠俞，第十九膀胱俞，第二十中膂内俞，白环俞在第二十椎下（白环俞即腰俞），以上诸穴可按顺序排列。更有上髎、次髎、中髎、下髎，对应一、二、三、四骶孔，会阳穴在尾骨旁，背部第二侧线诸穴已了。又从脊柱旁开三寸，第二椎下为附分穴，第三椎下为魄户穴，第四椎下为膏肓穴，第五椎下为神堂穴，第六噫嘻穴，第七膈关穴，第九魂门穴，第十阳纲穴，第十一意舍穴，第十二胃仓穴，第十三育门穴端正，第十四志室穴不必多论，第十九胞肓穴，第二十秩边穴，背部第三侧线诸穴均匀分布。又从臀部下方阴谷处取穴，承扶穴位于凹陷中为主，浮郄穴在承扶下六分，委阳穴在承扶下寸六数。殷门穴在承扶下六寸长，腘窝中外廉两筋之间，委中穴在膝腘横纹里，此下三寸寻得合阳穴，承筋穴在小腿肚上七寸，穴在腓肠肌中央，承山穴在下分肉间，外踝上七寸为飞扬穴，附阳穴在外踝上三寸，昆仑穴在外跟凹陷中央，仆参穴也在踝骨下，申脉穴在踝下五分张，金门穴在申脉下一寸，京骨穴在外侧骨际量，束骨穴在本节后陷中，通谷穴在节前陷中计，至阴穴却在小指侧，以上诸穴均属膀胱经。
The Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian has sixty-three acupoints. It begins at Jingming (BL1), proceeds to Zanzhu (BL2), reaches Qucha (BL18), and then to Wuchu (BL19). Following this are Chengguang (BL17), Tongtian (BL16), Luoque (BL15), and Yuzhen (BL12). Tianzhu (BL10) is located high, Dazhu (BL11) aligns with it, Fengmen (BL12) opens, and Feishu (BL13) is positioned correctly. This area serves as the intersection of the Pericardium and Diaphragm, and the storage sites for the Liver, Gallbladder, Spleen, and Stomach. The Sanjiao (Triple Burner), Kidney, Large Intestine, and Small Intestine also connect here. Bladdershu (BL28), Zhonglü Neishu (BL29), and Baihuan (BL30) follow in sequence. From Dazhu to these points, the distance from the midline of the spine is approximately one cun and half.
Additionally, there are four points: Shangliao (BL31), Ciliao (BL32), Zhongliao (BL33), and Xialiao (BL34), located in the fourth sacral foramina to harmonize and regulate Qi. Huiyang (BL35) resides beside the coccyx (Kao Wei refers to the region near the Ren Meridian or coccyx). With this, the first line of back acupoints is completed.
Ascending further, Fufen (BL14) is attached beside the second vertebra (located on both sides below the second thoracic vertebra, three cun lateral to the spinal midline). Pohu (BL42) and Gaohuang (BL43) are beside the third vertebra, and Shen Tang (BL44) passes by the fourth vertebra. Yixi (BL45), Gegan (BL46), Hunmen (BL47), Yanggang (BL48), Yishe (BL49), Weicang (BL50), and Mangmen (BL51) appear. Zhishi (BL52) and Baoyu (likely referring to Baohuang/Baoyan 胞肓 BL54) extend along the back, dividing at Zhibian (BL54). Chengfu (BL36), Fuxi (BL38), and Weiyang (BL39) connect; Yinmen (BL37), Weizhong (BL40), and Heyang (BL37 - *Note: Heyang is BL37, Yinmen is BL37 in some texts but usually distinct, text implies sequence*) merge. Reaching Chengjin (BL56) and Chengshan (BL57), then Feiyang (BL58) and Fuyang (BL59), converging at Kunlun (BL60), Pucan (BL61), and Shenmai (BL62), exploring Jinmen (BL63) and Jinggu (BL64). From Shugu (BL65) to Tonggu (BL66), reaching the gate of Zhiyin (BL67) at the outer side of the little toe.
The Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian starts at Jingming (BL1) in the inner canthus of the eye. Zanzhu (BL2) is taken in the depression at the eyebrow. Qucha (BL18) is five fen above the hairline. Wuchu (BL19) is one cun above the hairline. Chengguang (BL17) is two cun and half above the hairline. Tongtian (BL16), Luoque (BL15), and Yuzhen (BL12) are spaced evenly, each separated by one cun and five fen. Yuzhen (BL12) is located one cun and three fen behind the brain, entering the hairline two cun deep where Wan Gu (likely a textual error for a neck point like Naokong or similar, but translated literally as Wan Gu) appears. Tianzhu (BL10) is in the middle of the posterior hairline of the neck, offered in the depression outside the large tendon. From here, opening one cun and five fen laterally from the spine: the first is Dazhu (BL11), the second is Fengmen (BL12), the third vertebra hosts Feishu (BL13), the fourth vertebra hosts Jueyinshu (BL14), and Xinshu (BL15) is discussed below the fifth vertebra. Geshu (BL17) is at the seventh vertebra, Ganshu (BL18) at the ninth, Danshu (BL19) at the tenth, Pishu (BL20) at the eleventh, Weishu (BL21) at the twelfth, Sanjiaoshu (BL22) at the thirteenth, Shenshu (BL23) at the fourteenth, Dachangshu (BL25) below the sixteenth vertebra, Xiaochangshu (BL27) at the eighteenth, Pangguangshu (BL28) at the nineteenth, Zhonglü Neishu (BL29) at the twentieth, and Baihuanxu (BAIHUANSXU/Yaoshu) corresponds to below the twentieth vertebra (Baihuanxu is equivalent to Yaoshu). These acupoints can be arranged in order above. Furthermore, Shangliao (BL31), Ciliao (BL32), Zhongliao (BL33), and Xialiao (BL34) are good in the lumbar/sacral hollows corresponding to numbers one through four. Huiyang (BL35) is beside the tailbone's reverse bone. The various acupoints of the back's second line are now complete.
Again, opening three cun lateral to the spine: below the second vertebra is Fufen (BL14); below the third is Pohu (BL42); below the fourth is Gaohuang (BL43); below the fifth is Shen Tang (BL44); the sixth is Yixi (BL45); the seventh is Gegan (BL46); the ninth is Hunmen (BL47); the tenth is Yanggang (BL48); the eleventh holds Yishe (BL49); the twelfth divides Weicang (BL50); the thirteenth positions Mangmen (BL51) correctly; the fourteenth does not need discussion for Zhishi (BL52); the nineteenth is Baohuang (BL54); the twentieth is Zhibian (BL54). The various acupoints of the back's third line are uniform. Again, taking points from the lower buttock: Chengfu (BL36) resides in the depression as the master point. Fuxi (BL38) is six fen below Chengfu. Weiyang (BL39) counts six tenths of a cun below Chengfu. Yinmen (BL37) extends six cun below Chengfu, located between the two tendons in the center and outer aspect of the popliteal fossa. Weizhong (BL40) is within the crease of the knee popliteal fossa. Three cun below this, Heyang (BL37) is sought. Chengjin (BL56) is seven cun up the calf skirt, located in the center of the gastrocnemius muscle. Chengshan (BL57) is between the divided muscles below. Feiyang (BL58) is seven cun above the external malleolus. Fuyang (BL59) is three cun above the external malleolus. Kunlun (BL60) is in the central depression of the outer heel. Pucan (BL61) is also below the ankle bone. Shenmai (BL62) spreads five fen below the ankle. Jinmen (BL63) is one cun below Shenmai. Jinggu (BL64) is measured at the lateral edge of the bone. Shugu (BL65) is in the depression after the metatarsal joint. Tonggu (BL66) is calculated in the depression before the metatarsal joint. Zhiyin (BL67) is indeed on the side of the little toe. All the aforementioned acupoints belong to the Bladder Meridian.