大敦拇指看毛聚，行间指间动脉处，节后寸半或二寸，太冲有脉诚堪据，中封一寸内踝
前，蠡沟踝上五寸专，踝上七寸名中都，膝关鼻下二寸余，曲泉膝内辅骨下，大筋上下索筋罅，
阴包四寸膝以上，内廉筋间索其当，五里三寸气下冲，有脉有动阴股中，羊失之下曰阴廉，
气冲相去二寸通。
小指次指胆所起，窍阴去爪韭菜是，歧骨节前名侠溪，地五会兮一寸是，侠溪寸半至临
泣，丘墟踝下如前此，悬钟踝上三寸收，阳辅四寸踝上头，五寸光明穴更有，七寸名外丘阳交，
针取对一寸膝外，二寸阳陵又阳关，腋上三寸是中渎，外膝五寸翳风中，垂手点到指尽处，
环跳侧取细参是。
二十一穴太阴脾，隐白大都太白随，公孙商丘三阴交，漏谷地机阴陵拗，血海箕门爵
门冲开，府舍腹结大横排，胸乡周荣大包随。
足穴少阴二十七，涌泉然骨太溪益，大钟照海通水泉，复溜交信筑宾连，阴谷横骨大赫
亦，气穴四满中注立，肓俞商曲石关蹲，阴都通谷幽门僻，步廊神封接灵墟，神藏 中俞府推。
阳明并穴起厉兑，大次指端应属胃，上指外间是内庭，节后三寸陷谷位，此是三寸或二
寸，冲阳动脉还相应，解溪更后寸半中，踝上八寸丰隆正，三里膝下三寸强，上巨虚下三寸量，
下巨虚兮三分取，中折寸半条口当，膝膑之下有犊鼻，膝上二寸梁丘的，阴市三伏伏兔穴，
髀关兔后思分中，膝眼四穴又不同，膝头骨下两旁取，陷中仔细寻其宗。
大敦穴位于足大趾外侧，观察趾甲边缘毛发聚集之处；行间穴在两足大趾与次趾之间的动脉搏动处；太冲穴在行间穴后一寸半或二寸处，此处有脉搏跳动，确实值得依据；中封穴在内踝前一寸处；蠡沟穴专指内踝上五寸处；内踝上七寸名为中都穴；膝关穴在鼻下（注：此处“鼻”指膝眼/犊鼻）二寸余处；曲泉穴在膝内侧辅骨下方，在大筋上下、索筋的缝隙中；阴包穴在膝上四寸，大腿内侧廉骨间的筋隙中；五里穴在下气冲穴三寸处，大腿内侧阴股中有脉搏跳动；阴廉穴在羊失之下（注：古称耻骨联合下缘为羊矢），距离气冲穴二寸相通。
小趾和次趾之间是胆经起始之处，窍阴穴在爪甲旁如韭菜叶宽处；歧骨节前名为侠溪穴；地五会穴在一寸处；从侠溪穴向后一寸半至临泣穴；丘墟穴在踝下如同前述位置；悬钟穴在踝上三寸处收束；阳辅穴在踝上四寸头处；光明穴在五寸处更有此穴；七寸处名为外丘和阳交；针刺取对侧一寸膝外侧穴位；二寸处为阳陵泉又兼阳关穴；腋上三寸是中渎穴；外膝五寸处为翳风穴（注：此处原文可能有误，通常翳风在耳后，膝部附近多为其他穴，但依原文翻译）；垂手点到手指尽头处，环跳穴需侧身仔细参详确定。
足太阴脾经共有二十一穴，隐白、大都、太白随其后；公孙、商丘、三阴交相连；漏谷、地机、阴陵泉呈拗势；血海、箕门、爵门（即冲门）、开穴（注：原文“冲开”疑为冲门之误或特定表述，此处保留原意）、府舍、腹结、大横依次排列；胸乡、周荣、大包随之。
足少阴肾经足部穴位共二十七穴，涌泉、然骨、太溪有益；大钟、照海连通水泉；复溜、交信、筑宾相连；阴谷、横骨、大赫亦然；气穴、四满、中注、肓俞、商曲、石关蹲立；阴都、通谷、幽门偏僻；步廊、神封连接灵墟；神藏、中俞、俞府推演。
足阳明胃经并穴起于厉兑，在第二趾端应属胃经；上行至指外间是内庭穴；节后三寸为陷谷位；此处是三寸或二寸，冲阳动脉相应；解溪穴更后一寸半中点；踝上八寸为丰隆正穴；三里穴在膝下三寸强壮有力；上巨虚在下三寸量取；下巨虚兮三分取穴；中折寸半处条口当值；膝膑之下有犊鼻穴；膝上二寸梁丘确切；阴市三伏伏兔穴；髀关在兔后思分之中；膝眼四穴又不同，在膝头骨下两旁取穴，陷入中仔细寻找其宗。
Da Dun (Dadun, LR1) is located at the lateral side of the big toe, observing the area where hair gathers near the nail margin; Xingjian (Xingjian, LR2) is in the depression between the first and second toes where the arterial pulse can be felt; Taichong (Taichong, LR3) is 1.5 cun or 2 cun posterior to Xingjian, where the pulse is indeed palpable and worthy of reference; Zhongfeng (Zhongfeng, LR4) is 1 cun anterior to the medial malleolus; Ligou (Ligou, LR5) specifically refers to the point 5 cun above the medial malleolus; Zhongdu (Zhongdu, LR6) is named so at 7 cun above the medial malleolus; Xiguan (Xiguan, LR7) is slightly more than 2 cun below the knee eye (Dubí); Ququan (Ququan, LR8) is below the medial condyle of the tibia, in the gap between the tendons above and below the large tendon; Yinbao (Yinbao, LR9) is 4 cun above the knee, in the intertendinous space along the medial aspect of the thigh; Wuli (Wuli, LR10) is 3 cun below Qichong (ST30), where a pulse moves in the medial thigh (Yingu); Yinlian (Yinlian, LR11) is below the pubic symphysis (historically referred to as 'sheep's nose'), communicating with Qichong (ST30) at a distance of 2 cun.
The beginning of the Gallbladder Meridian arises between the little toe and the second toe; Xiaoyin (Xiaoxi, GB43) is near the claw like a leek leaf width; Qiangu joint front is named Xiaxi (Xiaoxi, GB43); Diwuhui (Diwuhui, GB41) is at 1 cun; from Xiaxi backward 1.5 cun reaches Linqi (Zulinqi, GB41); Qiuxu (Qiuxu, GB40) is below the ankle as previously described; Xuanzhong (Yanglingquan, GB34) gathers at 3 cun above the ankle; Yangfu (Yangfu, GB38) is at the head of 4 cun above the ankle; Guangming (Guangming, GB37) has this acupoint at 5 cun; at 7 cun are named Waixiu (Waixiu, GB36) and Yangjiao (Yangjiao, GB35); needling takes the contralateral point 1 cun lateral to the knee; at 2 cun are Yanglingquan (Yanglingquan, GB34) and Yangguan (Yangguan, EX-LE5); Zhongdu (Zhongdu, GB39) is 3 cun above the axilla; Yifeng (Yifeng, TE17 - *Note: Text likely contains error regarding location relative to knee, translating literally*) is 5 cun lateral to the knee; when hanging the hand down to the tip of the finger, Huantiao (Huantiao, GB30) should be determined by careful side-positioning study.
The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian has twenty-one acupoints: Yinbai (Yinbai, SP1), Dabu (Dabu, SP2), Taibai (Taibai, SP3) follow; Gongsun (Gongsun, SP4), Shangqiu (Shangqiu, SP5), Sanyinjiao (Sanyinjiao, SP6) connect; Lougu (Lougu, SP7), Diji (Diji, SP8), Yinlingquan (Yinlingquan, SP9) form an oblique line; Xuehai (Xuehai, SP10), Jimen (Jimen, SP11), Chongmen (Chongmen, SP12), Fushé (Fushé, SP13), Fujie (Fujie, SP14), Daheng (Daheng, SP15) are arranged in a row; Xiongxiang (Xiongxiang, SP16), Zhourong (Zhourong, SP17), Dabao (Dabao, SP21) follow.
Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian foot acupoints total twenty-seven: Yongquan (Yongquan, KI1), Ran Gu (Rangu, KI2), Taixi (Taixi, KI3) are beneficial; Dazhong (Dazhong, KI4), Zhaohai (Zhaohai, KI6) connect to Shuiquan (Shuiquan, KI5); Fuliu (Fuliu, KI7), Jiaoxin (Jiaoxin, KI8), Zubin (Zubin, KI9) link together; Yinggu (Yinggu, KI10), Henggu (Henggu, KI11), Dahe (Dahe, KI12) are also present; Qixue (Qixue, KI13), Siman (Siman, KI14), Zhongzhu (Zhongzhu, KI15), Huangshu (Huangshu, KI16), Shangqu (Shangqu, KI17), Shiguan (Shiguan, KI18) stand squatting; Yindu (Yindu, KI19), Tonggu (Tonggu, KI20), Youmen (Youmen, KI21) are remote; Bulang (Bulang, KI22), Shenfeng (Shenfeng, KI23) connect Lingxu (Lingxu, KI24); Shencang (Shencang, KI25), Zhongshu (Zhongshu, BL44 - *Note: Text says Zhongshu but context implies kidney meridian flow, likely referring to adjacent back shu or error, translating as written*), Yu Fu (Yufu, BL18 - *Note: Text says Yu Fu, likely error for Kidney meridian points or Back Shu, translating literally*) are pushed.
Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian starting points begin at Lidui (Lidui, ST45); it belongs to the Stomach at the end of the second toe; moving up to the outer side of the toe is Neiting (Neiting, ST44); three cun posterior to the joint is Xangu (Xangu, ST43); here is 3 cun or 2 cun, Chongyang (Chongyang, ST42) arterial pulse corresponds; Jiexi (Jiexi, ST41) is further back at the midpoint of 1.5 cun; Fenglong (Fenglong, ST40) is correctly at 8 cun above the ankle; Zusanli (Zusanli, ST36) is strong at 3 cun below the knee; Shangjuxu (Shangjuxu, ST37) is measured 3 cun lower; Xiajuxu (Xiajuxu, ST39) is taken at 3 fen; Tiaokou (Tiaokou, ST38) is appropriate at half a cun fold; Dubi (Dubi, ST35) is below the patella; Liangqiu (Liangqiu, ST34) is exact at 2 cun above the knee; Yinshi (Yinshi, ST31) and Futu (Futu, ST32) lie deep; Biguan (Biguan, ST31) is in the middle of the division behind the rabbit mound; there are four knee-eye acupoints which are different, taken on both sides below the knee bone, carefully seeking their origin in the depression.