太阴肺脉井少商，鱼际之穴号荥乡，太渊一穴名为俞，经渠经合尺泽当。
太阴脾井隐白穴，流于大都荥来接，太白为俞经商丘，阴陵泉与合为穴。
少阴心脉井少冲，寻至少府即名荥，神门一穴为俞穴，经合灵道少海真。
少阴肾脉井涌泉，然谷为荥本天然，太溪为俞经复溜，阴谷为合踝前旋。
厥阴心包井中冲，掌中劳宫即为荥，大陵穴取名为俞，间使经合曲泽终。
厥阴肝脉井大敦，行间之穴便为荥，太冲之处为俞穴，经合中封曲泉名。
阳明大肠井商阳，二间为荥俞三间，合谷原经阳溪取，曲池为合正相当。
阳明胃脉井厉兑，内庭为荥须要会，陷谷名俞冲阳原，经合解溪三里位。
太阳小肠井少泽，流于前谷为荥穴，后溪为俞原腕谷，经合阳谷小海歇。
太阳膀胱井至阴，通谷为荥亦穴名，束骨为俞原京骨，昆仑为经合委中。
少阳三焦井关冲，寻至液门号为荥，俞原中渚阳池取，经合支沟天井中。
少阳胆脉井窍阴，侠溪为荥是穴名，俞原临泣丘墟穴，经归阳辅合阳陵。
脏腑有病均宜刺，原络表里相随看。肺原太渊大偏历，大肺合谷列缺端；脾原太白
胃丰隆，胃脾冲阳公孙间；心原神门小支正，小心腕骨通里边；肾原太溪膀飞阳，膀肾京
骨大钟班；三焦阳池包内关，包原大陵焦外关；胆原丘墟肝蠡沟，肝胆太冲光明闲。
【注】凡脏腑有病，均可以刺之，即《难经》云∶五脏六腑有病，皆取其原者是也。盖
各经有所主之病，必随其各经表里，先主后客并刺之。主者原穴也，客者络穴也。如手
太阴肺经病，可刺本经里之原穴，即太渊穴也，复刺大肠表之络穴，即偏历穴也；手阳
明大肠经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即合谷穴也，复刺肺经里之络穴，即列缺穴也；足太
阴脾经病，可刺本经里之原穴，即太白穴也，复刺胃经表之络穴，即丰隆穴也；足阳明胃
经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即冲阳穴也，复刺脾经里之络穴，即公孙穴也；手少阴心经
病，可刺本经里之原穴，即神门穴也，复刺小肠经表之络穴，即支正穴也；手太阳小肠
经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即腕骨穴也，复刺心经里之络穴，即通里穴也；足少阴肾经
病，可刺本经里之原穴，即太溪穴也，复刺膀胱经表之络穴，即飞扬穴也；足太阳膀胱
经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即京骨穴也，复刺肾经里之络穴，即大钟穴也；手少阳三焦
经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即阳池穴也，复刺心包络经表之络穴，即内关穴也；手厥阴
心包络经病，可刺本经里之原穴，即大陵穴也，复刺三焦经表之络穴，即外关穴也；足
少阳胆经病，可刺本经表之原穴，即丘墟穴也，复刺肝经里之络穴，即蠡沟穴也；足厥
阴肝经病，可刺本经里之原穴，即太冲穴也，复刺胆经表之络穴，即光明穴也。此十二经
主病之原穴为主，络穴为客，随表随里之刺法也。
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian is Shaoshang (Shao Shang), the Yuji (Yu Ji) point is designated as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Taiyuan (Tai Yuan) point is named the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Jingqu (Jing Qu) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Chize (Chi Ze) point is the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian is Yinbai (Yin Bai), flowing to the Dadu (Da Du) point which serves as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Taibai (Tai Bai) point acts as the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Shangqiu (Shang Qiu) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Yinlingquan (Yin Ling Quan) point connects with the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian is Shaochong (Shao Chong), locating at the Shaofu (Shao Fu) point names it the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Shenmen (Shen Men) point is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Lingdao (Ling Dao) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Shaohai (Shao Hai) point is the true He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian is Yongquan (Yong Quan), the RanGu (Ran Gu) point serves as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point by nature, the Taixi (Tai Xi) point is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Fuliou (Fu Liu) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Yinggu (Ying Gu) point as the He-Sea (He Sea) point rotates anterior to the ankle.
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian is Zhongchong (Zhong Chong), the Laogong (Lao Gong) point in the palm is the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Daling (Da Ling) point is taken as the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Jianshi (Jian Shi) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Quze (Qu Ze) point concludes the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian is Dadun (Da Dun), the Xingjian (Xing Jian) point serves as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Taichong (Tai Chong) location is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Zhongfeng (Zhong Feng) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Ququan (Qu Quan) point is named the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian is Shangyang (Shang Yang), the Erjian (Er Jian) point is the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Sanjian (San Jian) point is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Hegu (He Gu) point and Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point, along with the Yangxi (Yang Xi) point as the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Quchi (Qu Chi) point as the He-Sea (He Sea) point are appropriately matched.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian is Lidui (Li Dui), the Neiting (Nei Ting) point as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point must be mastered, the Xangu (Xan Gu) point is named the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Chongyang (Chong Yang) point is the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point, the Jiexi (Jie Xi) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Zusanli (Zu San Li) point is the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian is Shaoze (Shao Ze), flowing to the QianGu (Qian Gu) point becomes the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Houxi (Hou Xi) point is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Yuan-Source point is Wanggu (Wang Gu), the Jing-River point is Yanggu (Yang Gu), and the He-Sea point Xiaohai (Xiao Hai) rests.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian is Zhiyin (Zhi Yin), the Tonggu (Tong Gu) point is the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point and also a point name, the Shugu (Shu Gu) point is the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) point, the Yuan-Source point is Jinggu (Jing Gu), the Kunlun (Kun Lun) point is the Jing-River (Jing River) point, and the Weizhong (Wei Zhong) point is the He-Sea (He Sea) point.
The Jing-Well point of the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian is Guanchong (Guan Chong), locating at the Yemen (Ye Men) point is called the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point, the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) and Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) points are taken from the Zhongzhu (Zhong Zhu) and Yangchi (Yang Chi) points, the Jing-River point is Zhigou (Zhi Gou), and the He-Sea point Tianjing (Tian Jing) is central.
The Jing-Well point of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian is Qiuyin (Qiu Yin), the Xiaxi (Xia Xi) point as the Ying-Spring (Ying Spring) point is a point name, the Shu-Stream (Shu Stream) and Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) points are Linqi (Lin Qi) and Qiuxu (Qiu Xu) points, the Jing-River point returns to Yangfu (Yang Fu), and the He-Sea point is Yanglingquan (Yang Ling Quan).
When Zang-Fu organs have diseases, acupuncture is suitable; the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) and Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) points should be viewed following their interior-exterior relationships. The Lung's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Taiyuan (Tai Yuan) pairs with the Large Intestine's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Pianli (Pian Li); the Large Intestine's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Hegu (He Gu) pairs with the Lung's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Lieque (Lie Que); the Spleen's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Taibai (Tai Bai) pairs with the Stomach's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Fenglong (Feng Long); the Stomach's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Chongyang (Chong Yang) pairs with the Spleen's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Gongsun (Gong Sun); the Heart's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Shenmen (Shen Men) pairs with the Small Intestine's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Zhizheng (Zhi Zheng); the Small Intestine's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Wanggu (Wang Gu) pairs with the Heart's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Tongli (Tong Li); the Kidney's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Taixi (Tai Xi) pairs with the Bladder's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Feiyang (Fei Yang); the Bladder's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Jinggu (Jing Gu) pairs with the Kidney's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Dazhong (Da Zhong); the Sanjiao's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Yangchi (Yang Chi) pairs with the Pericardium's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Neiguan (Nei Guan); the Pericardium's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Daling (Da Ling) pairs with the Sanjiao's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Waiguan (Wai Guan); the Gallbladder's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Qiuxu (Qiu Xu) pairs with the Liver's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Ligou (Li Gou); the Liver's Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point Taichong (Tai Chong) pairs with the Gallbladder's Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point Guangming (Guang Ming).
[Note] Whenever there is disease in the Zang-Fu organs, acupuncture can be applied, as stated in the *Nan Jing* (Classic of Difficult Issues): "For diseases of the five Zang and six Fu organs, one should select their Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) points." This is because each meridian has specific diseases it governs, and treatment must follow the interior-exterior relationship of the meridians, first treating the principal meridian and then the guest meridian simultaneously. The principal refers to the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point, and the guest refers to the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point. For example, if the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Taiyuan (Tai Yuan), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Large Intestine, namely Pianli (Pian Li); if the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Hegu (He Gu), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point within the interior meridian of the Lung, namely Lieque (Lie Que); if the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Taibai (Tai Bai), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Stomach, namely Fenglong (Feng Long); if the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Chongyang (Chong Yang), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point within the interior meridian of the Spleen, namely Gongsun (Gong Sun); if the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Shenmen (Shen Men), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Small Intestine, namely Zhizheng (Zhi Zheng); if the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Wanggu (Wang Gu), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point within the interior meridian of the Heart, namely Tongli (Tong Li); if the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Taixi (Tai Xi), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Bladder, namely Feiyang (Fei Yang); if the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Jinggu (Jing Gu), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point within the interior meridian of the Kidney, namely Dazhong (Da Zhong); if the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Yangchi (Yang Chi), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Pericardium, namely Neiguan (Nei Guan); if the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Daling (Da Ling), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Sanjiao, namely Waiguan (Wai Guan); if the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point on this exterior meridian, namely Qiuxu (Qiu Xu), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point within the interior meridian of the Liver, namely Ligou (Li Gou); if the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian has disease, one may needle the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) point within this interior meridian, namely Taichong (Tai Chong), and additionally needle the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) point on the exterior meridian of the Gallbladder, namely Guangming (Guang Ming). This is the acupuncture method of following interior-exterior relationships where the Yuan-Source (Yuan Source) points for the principal diseases of the twelve meridians serve as the master, and the Luo-Connecting (Luo Connecting) points serve as the guest.