心为赤帝门（附心包络在颧脸）。
肝为青阳门（附胆在眼两眶并左太阳）。
脾为黄央门（附胃在两腮及两颐）。
肺为肃白门（在额并右太阳）。
肾为玄武门（在交骨耳垂）。
两颧为心枢。
两眼眶为肝枢。
两腮颐为脾枢。
喉突为肺枢。
两耳垂为肾枢。
胸膛乳阜心之关。
脐封脾之关。
阳球肾之关。
白帝煞门。
于气窝右太阳。
青帝煞门。
座于眼眶左太阳。
颧鼻胸乳心之轴。
左太阳左胁眼胞两臀阜肝之轴。
右太阳右胁项颈气突肺之轴。
腮颊中庭口角肚腹手足脾之轴。
地阁后颈耳窖背俞腰脊阳球肾之轴。
烦会 在顶上土星一寸，可容寸许，督脉所发，毒生于此大凶。
方广 肺之部，痘少则吉。
神庭 肺之部，在头，入发际五分，督脉、足太阳、阳明三脉所会，不宜多出。
天庭 肺之部，见标先于此处，而且多者则为毒参阳气凶。
穹窿 五岳高处是也。痘若先见，则为阳，但多而细者凶。
风府 在脑之后不宜生痘。
印堂 肺之部，痘如一片云遮则主大凶。
丝竹 肝之枢，在眉，头陷中，足太阳脉气所发，与商丘相应，切忌多密。
天仓 肺之部，在太阳之上，丰溢则五经无变症。
丝霞 在出眉梢之上，明畅则美肺之部也。
繁霞 在两眉梢之上，明畅则美肺之部也。
玄武 上耳齐处，肾之部也。
山林 不宜结毒。
百会 痘毒不宜生此。
发际 结毒则睛红舌 口枯，而为凶。
睛明 在目内 泪孔手太阳阳明之会，肝之部也。
阳池 两阳之地，切忌先见，稠密细
小。
左太阳 肝之杀门，切忌稠密。
右太阳 肺之杀门，先见稠密大凶。
泪堂 即是眼眶，肝之杀门，痘如椒实，大凶。
鱼尾 肺之部，在眼角之上，痘如稠密，大凶。
交骨 肾之部，在耳边前一寸，痘如游蚕，主凶。
听会 肾之部，在耳珠前陷中，上关穴下一寸，动脉宛中，手太阳脉气所发，不
宜生毒。
耳孔 肾之枢，疗生于此即名豢虎，宜速挑治。
玄璧 即名瑞壁，脾之部也。痘宜稀朗，则为吉兆。
井谷 七窍之处，为井谷，痘若先见于此则为阴，而主凶。
五岳 两颧鼻额地阁是也。痘宜疏朗，美丽为吉。
颧阜 心之轴痘如彩镏，为吉，若似紫萍，游蚕为凶。
颧石 心之部也。上灌下嚣，视此乃系可治。
鼻准 胃之部，不宜生毒。
嵩岳 胃之部，痘如石榴，则四肢痘如夭桃而屈，吉兆。
年寿 胃之部，凡七朝而痘起，紫 于此者并若木硬而如锡片者，凶。
地阁 肾之部也，不宜先发。
鼻柱 胃之部，痘如桃花之美，为吉，如色灰煤，大凶。
迎香 在鼻孔旁五分，斜缝中手足阳明之会，不宜生毒。
食仓 在两鼻孔旁是也。然近法令纹而在两腮之次，亦名食仓，俱脾之部也。痘
如喜窠，主呕吐而凶。
人中 脾之部，乃司命之堂，不宜有痘，兼痘而如车轮之形者，主凶。
腮井 脾之部，痘毒不宜生，此与足陋骨相应。
腮田 脾之部，不宜稠密。
颐池 脾之部，痘如梅花，则脾土伤而泻逆，主凶。
承浆 在颐前唇下五分宛中，足阳明脉之所会，毒生于此则凶。
气枢 肺之枢，在颏下近喉处，痘多则凶。
喉突 在结喉一寸宛中，阴维在脉之会，肺之枢，主生杀之职，痘密于此则凶。
气窝 肺之杀门，痘出于此大凶，穴在突下窝中，若三星乘照必死。
背座 下颧上嚣，视此乃系难治。
项锁 痘如蛇盘，则毒盛而难峻，肺之部也。
乳盘 心之枢也，痘如交累，则烦燥卷床。
膻中 又名胸阜，在两乳中间，玉堂下一寸六分，任脉气所发，心之枢也。有痘
则烦燥而主凶。
中脘 在脐上四寸，胃之膜手太阳少阳所主，任脉所会脾之关辖也。痘如蜂螫为凶。
脐封 脾之关也，不宜多痘，否则脾家泻逆，而主凶。
脐麓 脾之关也，痘如旋珠必主泻逆，而为凶。
肺俞 在背部三椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半，足太阳脉气所发，然五俞之位，俱不
可多痘，若并出于此，名为悬镜而主凶。
心俞 在背部五椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半。
肝俞 在背部九椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半。
脾俞 在背部十一椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半。
胃俞 在背部十二椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半。
肾俞 在背部十四椎骨下，两旁各开一寸半，不宜多痘。
肩俞 痈毒结于此者可治。
伤门 五关为伤门，痘多则烦燥。
丹田 在脐上之丹田，蓄毒则肠结便难。
玄门 男之龟女之肥，属水，而疔火不生，若疔生此大凶。
丰丘 五经高处为丰丘，痘少则安宁顺美。
曲池 在手肘曲处宛中，痘痈不宜，患此最宜速治，否则，易成痼疾。
三里 在膝旁牛犊下，二小痘痈结，此命虽无妨，但防溃筋之虞。
臀阜 肝之轴，痘痈结此可治。
阳球 肾之关有毒则凶。
商丘 在足内踝前微陷中，足太阴脾脉，所经与丝竹相应。
公孙 在足系足厥阴肝所经。
涌泉 在足心宛中，涌泉牢块则毒透足难治。
太冲 在足大指末节，二寸或寸半陷中，又云在足间二寸，两筋间。
太白 在足。
阴陵 在足。
委中 在足膝曲处。
陋谷 在足底与腮井相应，疔毒生此，决不可治。
The Heart corresponds to the Chidi Gate (with the Pericardium located on the cheekbones and face).
The Liver corresponds to the Qingyang Gate (with the Gallbladder located in both eye orbits and the left Taiyang point).
the Spleen corresponds to the Huangyang Gate (with the Stomach located on both cheeks and jawlines).
The Lung corresponds to the Su Bai Gate (located on the forehead and right Taiyang point).
The Kidney corresponds to the Xuanwu Gate (located at the pubic symphysis and earlobes).
Both cheekbones are the pivot of the Heart.
Both eye orbits are the pivot of the Liver.
Both cheeks and jawlines are the pivot of the Spleen.
The laryngeal prominence is the pivot of the Lung.
Both earlobes are the pivot of the Kidney.
The chest and nipple eminences are the gate of the Heart.
The umbilical closure is the gate of the Spleen.
The genitalia are the gate of the Kidney.
The Baidi Sha Gate is located at the Qiwo point and right Taiyang point.
The Qingdi Sha Gate is located at the eye orbits and left Taiyang point.
The axis of the Heart runs through the cheekbones, nose, chest, and breasts.
The axis of the Liver runs through the left Taiyang point, left hypochondrium, eyelids, and bilateral buttock eminences.
The axis of the Lung runs through the right Taiyang point, right hypochondrium, neck, and laryngeal prominence.
The axis of the Spleen runs through the cheeks, Zhongting, mouth corners, abdomen, hands, and feet.
The axis of the Kidney runs through the Dige (chin), back of the neck, ear caves, back Shu points, waist and spine, and genitalia.
Fanhui point is located one cun below the top of the head at the Tuxing position, accommodating about one cun; it is where the Du Meridian emerges. If pockmarks arise here, it is extremely inauspicious.
Fangguang point is the region of the Lung; if pockmarks are few here, it is auspicious.
Shenting point is the region of the Lung, located on the head, five fen into the hairline; it is the convergence of the Du Meridian, Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, and Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. It should not have excessive pockmarks.
Tianting point is the region of the Lung; if the signs of pocks appear first here and are numerous, it indicates toxin invading Yang Qi, which is extremely inauspicious.
Qionglou point refers to the high places of the Five Yue. If pocks appear first here, it is a Yang condition; however, if they are numerous and fine, it is inauspicious.
Fengfu point is located behind the brain; pocks should not arise here.
Yintang point is the region of the Lung; if pocks cover it like a cloud, it indicates extreme inauspiciousness.
Sizhu point is the pivot of the Liver, located at the tail of the eyebrow in the bony depression; it is where the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian emerges, corresponding to Shangqiu point. Pocks here must be avoided if dense.
Tiancang point is the region of the Lung, located above the Taiyang point. If full and plump, it indicates no pathological changes in the five Zang organs.
Sixia point is located above the tail of the eyebrow; clarity and smoothness here indicate a favorable condition for the Lung region.
Fanxia point is located above both tails of the eyebrows; clarity and smoothness here indicate a favorable condition for the Lung region.
Xuanwu point is located level with the upper edge of the ears; it is the region of the Kidney.
Shanlin point should not accumulate pock toxins.
Baihui point should not develop pock toxins.
If toxins form at the hairline, causing red eyes, dry tongue, and dry mouth, it is an inauspicious sign.
Jingming point is located at the inner canthus near the lacrimal punctum; it is the convergence of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian and Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian, and is the region of the Liver.
Yangchi point is the place where two Yangs meet. Pocks appearing here first, especially if dense and small, are highly unfavorable.
Left Taiyang point is the Sha Gate of the Liver; pocks here must not be dense.
Right Taiyang point is the Sha Gate of the Lung; if pocks appear here first and are dense, it is extremely inauspicious.
Leitang (tear trough) is the eye orbit, the Sha Gate of the Liver. If pocks resemble peppercorns, it is extremely inauspicious.
Ywei point is the region of the Lung, located above the corner of the eye. Dense pocks here are extremely inauspicious.
Jiaogu point is the region of the Kidney, located one cun anterior to the ear. If pocks resemble wandering silkworms, it indicates inauspiciousness.
Tinghui point is the region of the Kidney, located in the depression anterior to the tragus, one cun below the Shangguan point, in the pulsation area; it is where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian emerges. Toxins should not arise here.
Erkong (ear canal) is the pivot of the Kidney. If a carbuncle arises here, it is named "Huanhu" (raising tigers) and requires rapid puncture treatment.
Xuanbi point, also known as Rui Bi, is the region of the Spleen. Pocks should be sparse and clear; this is an auspicious omen.
Jinggu point refers to the seven orifices. If pocks appear here first, it is a Yin condition and indicates inauspiciousness.
Wuyue (Five Mountains) refers to the cheekbones, nose, forehead, and Dige (chin). Pocks should be sparse and beautiful; this is auspicious.
Quanfu point is the axis of the Heart. If pocks resemble colorful glaze, it is auspicious; if resembling purple duckweed or wandering silkworms, it is inauspicious.
Quanshi point is the region of the Heart. Swelling above and noise below observed here indicates the condition is treatable.
Biazun point is the region of the Stomach; toxins should not arise here.
Songyue point is the region of the Stomach. If pocks resemble pomegranates, and those on the limbs resemble peach blossoms and curl, it is an auspicious omen.
Nianshou point is the region of the Stomach. If on the seventh day the pocks rise and become purple, hard like wood, or tin-like, it is inauspicious.
Dige point is the region of the Kidney; pocks should not appear here first.
Bizhu point is the region of the Stomach. If pocks resemble the beauty of peach blossoms, it is auspicious; if grayish-black like coal, it is extremely inauspicious.
Yingxiang point is located five fen beside the nostril in the oblique crease; it is the convergence of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian and Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Toxins should not arise here.
Shicang point is located beside both nostrils. Also, the area near the nasolabial fold and next to the cheeks is also named Shicang; both belong to the region of the Spleen. If pocks resemble happy nests, it indicates vomiting and is inauspicious.
Renzhong point is the region of the Spleen, the hall of life. Pocks should not appear here. If pocks appear and resemble a chariot wheel, it indicates inauspiciousness.
Saijing point is the region of the Spleen; pock toxins should not arise here. This point corresponds to Zu Lougu.
Saitian point is the region of the Spleen; pocks should not be dense.
Yichi point is the region of the Spleen. If pocks resemble plum blossoms, the Spleen Earth is injured, leading to diarrhea and rebellion, indicating inauspiciousness.
Chengjiang point is located five fen below the lower lip in the depression anterior to the chin; it is the convergence of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Toxins arising here are inauspicious.
Qishu point is the pivot of the Lung, located near the throat under the chin. Numerous pocks here are inauspicious.
Houtu point is located one cun below the laryngeal prominence in the depression; it is the convergence of the Yin Wei Meridian. As the pivot of the Lung, it governs life and death. Dense pocks here are inauspicious.
Qiwo point is the Sha Gate of the Lung. Pocks arising here are extremely inauspicious. The point is in the depression below the laryngeal prominence; if three stars shine upon it, death is certain.
Beizuo point is located above the lower cheekbone in the swelling area. Observing here indicates a difficult-to-treat condition.
Xiangsuo point: If pocks resemble a coiled snake, the toxin is abundant and difficult to cure sharply; this is the region of the Lung.
Rupan point is the pivot of the Heart. If pocks resemble interlaced layers, it causes restlessness and rolling in bed.
Danzhong point, also known as Xiongfu, is located between the nipples, one cun six fen below Yutang; it is where the Qi of the Ren Meridian emerges and is the pivot of the Heart. Pocks here cause restlessness and indicate inauspiciousness.
Zhongwan point is four cun above the umbilicus. It is the membrane of the Stomach, governed by the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian and Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian, and is the convergence of the Ren Meridian and the jurisdiction of the Spleen's gates. Pocks resembling bee stings here are inauspicious.
Qifeng point is the gate of the Spleen. Excessive pocks here will cause Spleen diarrhea and rebellion, indicating inauspiciousness.
Qilu point is the gate of the Spleen. Pocks resembling spinning pearls here will definitely cause diarrhea and rebellion, indicating inauspiciousness.
Feishu point is located below the third thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline; it is where the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian emerges. However, in the positions of the Five Shu Points, excessive pocks are forbidden. If pocks arise here simultaneously, it is named Xuanjing and indicates inauspiciousness.
Xinshu point is located below the fifth thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline.
Ganshu point is located below the ninth thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline.
Pishu point is located below the eleventh thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline.
Weishu point is located below the twelfth thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline.
Shenshu point is located below the fourteenth thoracic vertebra on the back, one and a half cun lateral to the midline. Excessive pocks here are unfavorable.
Jianshu point: Carbuncles forming here are treatable.
Shangmen point: The five gates constitute the Shangmen. Numerous pocks here cause restlessness.
Dantian point: Located above the umbilicus at the Dantian. Accumulation of toxins here leads to intestinal constipation and difficulty in defecation.
Xuanmen point: Refers to the male glans penis or female vulva. It belongs to Water. If Ding fire does not arise, but a Ding carbuncle arises here, it is extremely inauspicious.
Fengqiu point: The high points of the five meridians. Few pocks here indicate peace, smoothness, and beauty.
Quchi point is located in the depression at the bend of the elbow. Pock carbuncles here are unfavorable; rapid treatment is essential, otherwise, chronic disease may result.
Sanli point is located below the knee, in the calf area. Two small pock carbuncles forming here do not threaten life, but one must guard against tendon rupture from ulceration.
Tunfu point is the axis of the Liver. Pock carbuncles forming here are treatable.
Yangqiu point is the gate of the Kidney. Presence of toxin here is inauspicious.
Shangqiu point is located in the slight depression anterior to the medial malleolus of the foot; it is traversed by the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian and corresponds to Sizhu point.
Gongsun point is located on the foot, traversed by the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian.
Yongquan point is located in the depression of the center of the sole. If firm nodules form at Yongquan, the toxin has penetrated to the foot and is difficult to treat.
Taichong point is located on the distal phalanx of the big toe, in the depression two cun or one and a half cun from the tip. Alternatively, it is said to be two cun between the feet, between the two tendons.
Baitai point is located on the foot.
Yinling point is located on the foot.
Weizhong point is located at the bend of the knee.
Lougu point is located on the sole of the foot, corresponding to Saijing point. If Ding toxin arises here, it is incurable.