条文：
足掌心中是涌泉，然谷内踝一寸前，太溪踝后跟骨上，大钟跟后踵中边，
水泉溪下一寸觅，照海踝下四分真，复溜踝后上二寸，交信后上二寸联，
二穴只隔筋前后，太阴之后少阴前，
（前傍骨是复溜，后傍骨是交信，二穴只隔一条筋）
筑宝内踝上□分，阴谷膝下曲膝间。横骨大赫并气穴，四满中注亦相连，
五穴上行皆一寸，中行旁开五分边，肓俞上行亦一寸，但在脐旁半寸间，
商曲石关阴都穴，通谷幽门五穴联，五穴上下一寸取，各开中行五分前，
步廊神封灵墟穴，神脏或中俞府安。上行寸六旁二寸，俞府璇玑二寸观。
注：[1]涌泉穴，在足心陷中，伸腿屈足，卷指宛宛中，是其穴也。
[2]从涌泉上行足内踝，前起大骨下陷中，然谷穴也。
[3]从然谷行足内踝后五分，跟骨上动脉陷中，太溪穴也。
[4]从太溪行足跟后，跟中大骨上两筋间，大钟穴也。
[5]从大钟行太溪下一寸，内踝下，水泉穴也。
[6]从水泉行足内踝下四分，前后有筋，上有踝骨，下有软骨之中陷中，
照海穴也。
[7]从照海行足内踝后，除踝上二寸许，前傍骨陷中，复溜穴也。
[8]从复溜斜外，上行复溜穴之后，二寸许后傍筋，交信穴也。
[9]从交信斜外，上行过三阴交穴，上□分中，筑赏穴也，
□者俗名腿肚也。
[10]从筑宾上行，膝下内辅骨后，大筋小筋上，按之应手，屈膝得之，
阴谷穴也。
[11]从阴谷上行，入腹，阴上横骨中，宛曲如仰月中央，
去任脉之中行旁开五分，横骨穴也。
[12]从横骨上行一寸，大赫穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[13]从大赫上行一寸，气穴穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[14]从气穴穴上行一寸，四满穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[15]从四满上行一寸，中注穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[16]从中注上行一寸，肓俞穴也直脐旁去脐中五分。
[17]从肓俞上行二寸，商曲穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[18]从商曲上行一寸，石关十也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[19]从石关上行一寸，阴都穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[20]从阴都上行一寸陷中，通谷穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[21]从通谷上行一寸陷中、幽门穴也，亦去中行旁开五分。
[22]从幽门上行一寸六分陷中，去中行旁开二寸，仰而取之，步廊穴也。
[23]从步廊上行一寸六分，亦去中行旁开二寸，仰而取之，神封穴也。
[24]从神封上行一寸六分，亦去中行旁开二寸陷中，仰而取之，
灵墟穴也。
[25]从灵墟上行一寸六分，亦去中行旁开二寸陷中，仰而取之，
神藏穴也。
[26]从神藏上行一寸六分，亦去中行旁开二寸陷中，仰而取之，
彧中穴也。
[27]从或中上行巨骨，下侠任脉之璇玑，中行旁开二寸陷中，仰而取之，
是其穴也（见图六十四）。
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The center of the sole is Yongquan (KI-1, Gushing Spring). Ran Gu (KI-2, Valley Below the Bulge) is located one cun anterior to the medial malleolus. Tai Xi (KI-3, Great Stream) is posterior to the ankle on the calcaneus. Da Zhong (KI-4, Great Bell) is at the posterior heel, on the edge of the calcaneal tuberosity.
Shui Quan (KI-5, Water Spring) is sought one cun below Tai Xi. Zhao Hai (KI-6, Illuminated Sea) is truly located four fen below the medial malleolus. Fu Liu (KI-7, Returning Flow) is two cun posterior and superior to the ankle. Jiao Xin (KI-8, Connecting Signal) connects two cun posterior and superior to Fu Liu.
These two acupoints are separated only by the anterior and posterior positions of a tendon, located posterior to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Channel and anterior to the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Channel.
(Fu Liu is adjacent to the bone anteriorly, Jiao Xin is adjacent to the bone posteriorly; the two points are separated only by one tendon.)
Zhu Bin (KI-9, Building Guest) is located [missing character] fen above the medial malleolus. Yin Gu (KI-10, Yin Valley) is between the knee and below, in the depression when the knee is flexed. Heng Gu (KI-11, Horizontal Bone), Da He (KI-12, Great赫/Abundant), and Qi Xue (KI-13, Qi Gate), as well as Si Man (KI-14, Four Fullnesses) and Zhong Zhu (KI-15, Central Note), are connected.
These five acupoints ascend with an interval of one cun each, located on the side opening five fen from the midline. Huang Shu (KI-16, Conception Vessel Hub) also ascends with an interval of one cun, but is located half a cun lateral to the umbilicus.
Shang Qu (KI-17, Upper Curve), Shi Guan (KI-18, Stone Gate), and Yin Du (KI-19, Yin Capital); Tong Gu (KI-20, Common Valley) and You Men (KI-21,幽门/Pylorus) are five connected acupoints. These five points are taken with a vertical interval of one cun, each opening five fen anterior to the midline.
Bu Lang (KI-22, Step Corridor), Shen Feng (KI-23, Spirit Enclosure), and Ling Xu (KI-24, Spiritual Void); Shen Cang (KI-25, Spirit Storehouse), Yu Zhong (KI-26, Or Middle), and Yu Fu (KI-27, Jade Mansion) are situated here. Ascending one cun six fen laterally two cuns, observe Yu Fu and Xuan Ji separated by two cuns.
Notes:
[1] Yongquan (KI-1) is located in the depression of the center of the sole. Extend the leg, flex the foot, and curl the toes; the wanwan (winding/depressed) center is the acupoint.
[2] From Yongquan, move up along the medial aspect of the foot to the medial malleolus. Starting from the depression below the large bone, this is Ran Gu (KI-2).
[3] From Ran Gu, move five fen posteriorly along the medial aspect of the foot. In the depression of the pulsating artery on the calcaneus, this is Tai Xi (KI-3).
[4] From Tai Xi, move to the posterior heel. Between the two tendons on the large bone of the heel, this is Da Zhong (KI-4).
[5] From Da Zhong, move one cun down from Tai Xi, below the medial malleolus. This is Shui Quan (KI-5).
[6] From Shui Quan, move four fen below the medial malleolus. In the depression among the tendons anterior and posterior, the malleolar bone superiorly, and the cartilaginous bone inferiorly, this is Zhao Hai (KI-6).
[7] From Zhao Hai, move posterior to the medial malleolus. Excluding approximately two cun above the malleolus, in the depression adjacent to the bone anteriorly, this is Fu Liu (KI-7).
[8] From Fu Liu, slant outward and ascend approximately two cun posterior to the Fu Liu point, adjacent to the tendon posteriorly. This is Jiao Xin (KI-8).
[9] From Jiao Xin, slant outward and ascend past the Sanyinjiao (SP-6) point. In the middle of [missing character] fen, this is Zhu Bin (KI-9).
The missing character refers to the "calf" (gastrocnemius) in common parlance.
[10] From Zhu Bin, ascend to the posterior aspect of the medial epicondyle of the tibia below the knee. On the greater and lesser tendons, where pressure yields a response, obtain it by flexing the knee. This is Yin Gu (KI-10).
[11] From Yin Gu, ascend into the abdomen. In the center of the Heng Gu (KI-11), curved like the center of an inverted moon,
located five fen lateral to the midline of the Ren Meridian (Conception Vessel), is the Heng Gu acupoint.
[12] Ascend one cun from Heng Gu. This is Da He (KI-12), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[13] Ascend one cun from Da He. This is Qi Xue (KI-13), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[14] Ascend one cun from Qi Xue. This is Si Man (KI-14), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[15] Ascend one cun from Si Man. This is Zhong Zhu (KI-15), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[16] Ascend one cun from Zhong Zhu. This is Huang Shu (KI-16), directly lateral to the umbilicus, five fen from the umbilical center.
[17] Ascend two cun from Huang Shu. This is Shang Qu (KI-17), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[18] Ascend one cun from Shang Qu. This is Shi Guan (KI-18), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[19] Ascend one cun from Shi Guan. This is Yin Du (KI-19), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[20] Ascend one cun from Yin Du to the depression. This is Tong Gu (KI-20), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[21] Ascend one cun from Tong Gu to the depression. This is You Men (KI-21), also located five fen lateral to the midline.
[22] Ascend one cun six fen from You Men to the depression. Located two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position. This is Bu Lang (KI-22).
[23] Ascend one cun six fen from Bu Lang. Also located two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position. This is Shen Feng (KI-23).
[24] Ascend one cun six fen from Shen Feng. Also located in the depression two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position.
This is Ling Xu (KI-24).
[25] Ascend one cun six fen from Ling Xu. Also located in the depression two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position.
This is Shen Cang (KI-25).
[26] Ascend one cun six fen from Shen Cang. Also located in the depression two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position.
This is Yu Zhong (KI-26).
[27] Ascend from Yu Zhong to Ju Gu. Below, flanking the Ren Meridian's Xuan Ji (CV-21), in the depression two cuns lateral to the midline, take it in a supine position.
This is the acupoint (see Figure 64).