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Side Axilla and Costal Region
There are twenty acupoints in total on the left and right sides: Yuanli (Yuan-liquid, Gallbladder Meridian), Zhejin (Zhe-jin, Gallbladder Meridian) [both belong to Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian]; Tianchi (Heavenly Pool, Pericardium Meridian); Dabao (Great Wrap, Spleen Meridian - *Note: Original text says Foot-Taiyang, but Dabao is typically Spleen. However, strict translation requires following source. Wait, WHO standard places Dabao on SP. The text says "Dabao (Foot-Taiyang)". This is a textual error in the source or a specific school's view? Actually, Dabao (SP21) is Spleen. Jiaji? No. Let's look at the list. Jingmen, Daibai, Wushu, Weidao, Juliao are all GB. Tianchi is PC. Yuanli, Zhejin are GB. Who is the Foot-Taiyang one? Maybe it refers to a different point or there is a typo in the original text provided by user. "Dabao" is definitely SP21. However, I must translate what is written. If the text says "Dabao (Foot-Taiyang)", I will translate it as such, noting the discrepancy if necessary, but for the translation task, I stick to the text. *Correction*: In some ancient texts, attributions might vary, but Dabao is universally SP21 now. I will translate literally: Dabao (Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian).); Zhangmen (Gate of the Ribcage, Liver Meridian); Jingmen (Capital Gate, Gallbladder Meridian); Daibai (Belt Bell, Gallbladder Meridian); Wushu (Pivot of Five, Gallbladder Meridian); Weidao (Pathway of the Belt, Gallbladder Meridian); Juliao (Gluteal Crease, Gallbladder Meridian) [the latter five belong to Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian].

(Attached) Extraordinary Acupoints of Both Hands
There are six acupoints in total on the left and right sides: Quanjian (Fist Tip, located on the bony prominence anterior to the proximal phalanx of the middle finger, taken with a clenched fist); Wuhu (Five Tigers, one between the dorsal interosseous space of the index finger, one between the dorsal interosseous space of the ring finger, both located on the bony prominence at the junction of the second and third phalanges, one acupoint each, taken with a clenched fist).

Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian runs along the medial aspect of the arm, containing nine acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the radial tip of the thumb, running above the Three Yin meridians): Shaoshang (Shao-shang), Yuji (Fish Border), Taiyuan (Tai-yuan), Jingqu (Jing-river), Lieque (Broken Sequence), Kongzui (Hole Accumulation), Chize (Elbow Crotch), Xiabai (Arm White), Tianfu (Heavenly Mansion).

Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian runs along the medial aspect of the arm, containing eight acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the tip of the middle finger, running in the midst of the Three Yin meridians): Zhongchong (Middle Rush), Laogong (Palace of Labor), Daling (Great Palace), Neiguan (Inner Pass), Jianshi (Intermittent Messenger), Qimen (Chest Door - *Note: Text has "Men", likely Ximen/Qimen typo, standard is Ximen or just missing. Standard sequence: Zhongchong, Laogong, Daling, Neiguan, Jianshi, **Ximen**, Quze, Tianquan. The text has "Men". I will translate as "Men (likely referring to Ximen)"*), Quze (Elbow Marsh), Tianquan (Heavenly Spring).

Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian runs along the medial aspect of the arm, containing nine acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the ulnar tip of the little finger, running below the Three Yin meridians): Shaochong (Shao-Rush), Shaofu (Lesser Palace), Shenmen (Spirit Gate), Yinxi (Yin Stream), Tongli (Connecting Thread), Lingdao (Spiritual Path), Shaohai (Lesser Sea), Qingling (Green Spirit), Jiquan (Extreme Spring).

Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian runs along the lateral aspect of the arm, containing fourteen acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the tip of the index finger, running above the Three Yang meridians): Shangyang (Upper Yang), Erjian (Second Gap), Sanjian (Third Gap), Hegu (Valley Between), Yangxi (Yang Creek), Pianli (Oblique Passage), Wenliu (Warm Flow), Xialian (Lower Li), Shanglian (Upper Li), Sanli (Three Li - Hand Sanli), Quchi (Pool at the Crook of the Elbow), Naoshu (Elbow Bone), Wuli (Five Miles), Bi'nao (Arm Obstruction).

Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian runs along the lateral aspect of the arm, containing twelve acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the tip of the ring finger, running in the midst of the Three Yang meridians): Guanchong (Passage Rush), Yemen (Liquid Gate), Zhongzhu (Middle Pillar), Yangchi (Yang Pool), Waiguan (Outer Pass), Zhigou (Branch Trench), Huizong (Meeting Gathering), Sanyangluo (Three Yang Network), Sidu (Four Ditches), Tianjing (Heavenly Well), Qinglengyuan (Clear Cold Abyss), Xiaoluo (Eliminating Luo).

Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian runs along the lateral aspect of the arm, containing eight acupoints in total, identical on both sides (starting from the ulnar tip of the little finger, running below the Three Yang meridians): Shaoze (Shao-Ze), Qiangu (Front Valley), Houxi (Rear Stream), Wanggu (King Valley), Yanggu (Yang Valley), Yanglao (Nourishing Old Age), Zhengzheng (Supporting Correctness), Xiaohai (Lesser Sea).