起于会阴穴终于承浆穴
承浆在颐前唇棱下宛宛中针(三分得气即泻)灸(七壮至七七壮)
膻中在两乳间陷中量乳间正中仰卧取之针(禁)灸(七壮至七七壮)
鸠尾在臆前蔽骨下五分陷中人无蔽骨者从岐骨下行一寸至脐共九寸用针(三分)
巨阙心募在鸠尾下一寸针(六分留七呼得气即泻)灸(七壮至七七壮)
中脘胃募在脐上四寸足阳明经所过针(八分留七呼泻五吸速出针)灸(三七壮至百壮)
水分在脐上一寸治水肿灸良针(八分留三呼泻五吸)灸(七壮至百壮)
神阙一名气合当脐中是针(禁)灸(百壮)
阴交在脐下一寸治女子月事不调针(八分得气即泻)灸(百壮)
气海在脐下一寸五分男子生气之海也针(八分得气即泻后补)灸(百壮)
石门三焦募一名丹田在脐下二寸针(禁针妇人则终身绝子)灸(七壮至百壮)
关元小肠募在脐下三寸针(八分留三呼泻五吸)灸(百壮至三百壮)
中极膀胱募一名玉泉在关元下一寸妇人龈绪四度针即有子针(八分留十呼即泻)灸(百壮
至三百壮)
曲骨在横骨上毛际陷中动脉应手针(二分)灸(七壮至七七壮)
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井者东方春也万物始生故所出为井谓终日常汲而未尝损终日泉注而未尝溢今言井者不损
不溢常如此焉故名
荣者水始出其原流之尚微故所流者为荥 者水上而注下下复承流故为 原者三焦所行之
原也三焦者元气之别名故所过为原
经者水行经而过故所行为经
合者北方冬也阳气入脏故为合谓其经脉自此而入脏与诸经相合也
承浆穴位于下巴前方、下唇棱下方的凹陷处。针刺深度三分，得气后立即施行泻法；艾灸七壮至四十九壮。
膻中穴位于两乳之间的凹陷处，取穴时沿两乳之间正中点，令患者仰卧位测量。此穴禁针；艾灸七壮至四十九壮。
鸠尾穴位于胸骨剑突下方五分处的凹陷中。若人体无明显的剑突骨，则从歧骨（胸骨下端）向下量一寸至脐部，共计九寸。使用针刺深度三分。
巨阙穴是心的募穴，位于鸠尾穴下一寸。针刺深度六分，留针七次呼吸的时间，得气后立即施行泻法；艾灸七壮至四十九壮。
中脘穴是胃的募穴，位于脐上四寸，为足阳明胃经所经过之处。针刺深度八分，留针七次呼吸的时间，在五次吸气时施行泻法并迅速出针；艾灸二十一壮至一百壮。
水分穴位于脐上一寸，主治水肿，艾灸效果良好。针刺深度八分，留针三次呼吸的时间，在五次吸气时施行泻法；艾灸七壮至一百壮。
阴交穴位于脐下一寸，主治女子月经不调。针刺深度八分，得气后立即施行泻法；艾灸一百壮。
气海穴位于脐下一寸五分，是男子生气的汇聚之海。针刺深度八分，得气后立即施行泻法，随后施行补法；艾灸一百壮。
石门穴是三焦的募穴，又名丹田，位于脐下二寸。此穴禁针，若对妇人施针，则会导致终身不孕；艾灸七壮至一百壮。
关元穴是小肠的募穴，位于脐下三寸。针刺深度八分，留针三次呼吸的时间，在五次吸气时施行泻法；艾灸一百壮至三百壮。
中极穴是膀胱的募穴，又名玉泉，位于关元穴下一寸。妇人若有带下病等症，经过四次针刺治疗后即可受孕。针刺深度八分，留针十次呼吸的时间，随即施行泻法；艾灸一百壮至三百壮。
曲骨穴位于横骨上方、阴毛边缘的凹陷处，此处可触及动脉搏动。针刺深度二分；艾灸七壮至四十九壮。
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井穴对应东方春季，万物开始生长，所以气血发出的部位称为“井”，比喻像水井一样，整天汲取而水源不损，整天泉水注入而水位不溢。现在所说的井穴，就是指这种不损不溢、恒常如此的状态，因此得名。
荥穴是指水刚刚开始流出源头，水流尚且微弱，所以气血流动的部位称为“荥”。“荥”意为水上流而下注，下游承接水流，因此称为荥。
原穴是三焦所运行的原气所在之处。三焦是元气的别名，所以气血经过的部位称为“原”。
经穴是指水流经过河道而流过，所以气血运行的主要通道称为“经”。
Originating at Huiyin (CV1), ending at Chengjiang (CV24).
Chengjiang (CV24) is located in the depression anterior to the chin, below the lower lip ridge. Acupuncture depth: 0.3 cun; upon arrival of deqi, apply reducing method immediately. Moxibustion: 7 to 49 moxa cones.
Danzhong (CV17) is located in the depression between the two nipples. Measure along the midline between the breasts with the patient in a supine position. This point is contraindicated for acupuncture; Moxibustion: 7 to 49 moxa cones.
Jiuwei (CV15) is located in the depression 0.5 cun below the xiphoid process. If the xiphoid process is not distinct, measure from the end of the sternum downward 1 cun to the umbilicus, totaling 9 cun. Acupuncture depth: 0.3 cun.
Juque (CV14) is the Front-Mu point of the Heart, located 1 cun below Jiuwei (CV15). Acupuncture depth: 0.6 cun; retain needles for seven breaths; upon arrival of deqi, apply reducing method immediately. Moxibustion: 7 to 49 moxa cones.
Zhongwan (CV12) is the Front-Mu point of the Stomach, located 4 cun above the umbilicus, traversed by the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; retain needles for seven breaths; during five inhalations, apply reducing method and withdraw needles quickly. Moxibustion: 21 to 100 moxa cones.
Shuifen (CV9) is located 1 cun above the umbilicus; it treats edema, and moxibustion yields good results. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; retain needles for three breaths; during five inhalations, apply reducing method. Moxibustion: 7 to 100 moxa cones.
Shenque (CV8), also known as Qihe, is located exactly at the center of the umbilicus. This point is contraindicated for acupuncture; Moxibustion: 100 moxa cones.
Yinjiao (CV7) is located 1 cun below the umbilicus; it treats irregular menstruation in women. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; upon arrival of deqi, apply reducing method immediately. Moxibustion: 100 moxa cones.
Qihai (CV6) is located 1.5 cun below the umbilicus; it is the sea of vital qi in men. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; upon arrival of deqi, apply reducing method immediately, followed by tonifying method. Moxibustion: 100 moxa cones.
Shimen (CV5) is the Front-Mu point of the Sanjiao (Triple Burner), also known as Dantian, located 2 cun below the umbilicus. This point is contraindicated for acupuncture; if needled in women, it may cause lifelong sterility. Moxibustion: 7 to 100 moxa cones.
Guanyuan (CV4) is the Front-Mu point of the Small Intestine, located 3 cun below the umbilicus. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; retain needles for three breaths; during five inhalations, apply reducing method. Moxibustion: 100 to 300 moxa cones.
Zhongji (CV3) is the Front-Mu point of the Bladder, also known as Yuquan, located 1 cun below Guanyuan (CV4). For women suffering from leukorrhea or related conditions, pregnancy may be achieved after four treatments. Acupuncture depth: 0.8 cun; retain needles for ten breaths, then apply reducing method immediately. Moxibustion: 100 to 300 moxa cones.
Qugu (CV2) is located in the depression above the pubic bone, at the hairline, where arterial pulsation can be felt. Acupuncture depth: 0.2 cun; Moxibustion: 7 to 49 moxa cones.
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The Jing-Well points correspond to the East and Spring; all things begin to grow. Therefore, the place where qi emerges is called "Jing" (Well). It is likened to a well that is drawn from daily without depletion and filled daily without overflow. The term "Jing" implies this state of non-depletion and non-overflow, hence the name.
The Ying-Spring points refer to water just emerging from its source, where the flow is still slight. Thus, the place where qi flows is called "Ying" (Spring). "Ying" signifies water flowing down and being received downstream, hence the name.
The Yuan-Source points are where the Sanjiao (Triple Burner) transports the original qi. The Sanjiao is another name for primordial qi; thus, the place where qi passes through is called "Yuan" (Source).
The Jing-River points are like water flowing through a river channel. Thus, the main pathway where qi travels is called "Jing" (River).
The He-Sea points correspond to the North and Winter; yang qi enters the zang organs. Therefore, they are called "He" (Sea), meaning that the meridian qi enters the zang organs from here and merges with the other meridians.