肺手太阴 少商 鱼际 太泉 列缺 经渠 尺泽 募中府 俞三椎
三肠手阳明 商阳 二间 三间 合谷 阳溪 曲池 募天枢 俞十六椎
心主手厥阴 中冲 劳宫 大陵 内关 间使 曲泽 募巨阙 俞五椎
心手少阳 少冲 少府 神六 通里 灵道 少海
小肠手太阳 少泽 前谷 后溪 腕骨 阳溪 小海 募关元 俞十八椎
脾足太阴 隐白 大都 大白 公孙 商丘 阴陵泉 募章门 俞十一椎
胃足阳明 厉兑 内庭 陷谷 冲阳 解溪 三里 募中管 俞十二椎
肝足厥阴 大敦 行间 太冲 中封 中 曲泉 募期门 俞第十九椎
胆足少阳 窍阴 侠溪 临泣 丘墟 阳辅 阳陵泉 募日月 俞第十椎
肾足少阴 涌泉 然谷 太溪 水泉 复溜 阴谷 募京门 俞十四椎
膀胱足太阳 至阴 通谷 束骨 京骨 昆仑 委中 募中极 俞十九椎
三焦手少阳 关冲 腋门 中渚 阳池 支沟 天井 募石门 俞十三椎
上五脏六腑，三阴三阳十二经脉，脏腑出井流荥，注俞过原，行经入合，募前后法。假
令肺手太阴为脏，出于少商为井，流于鱼际为荥，注于大泉为俞，过于列缺为原，行于经渠
为经，入于尺泽为合，募在中府，俞在第三椎。他皆仿此。
阳井为金，阴井为水；阳荥为水，阴荥为火；阳俞为木，阴俞为火；阳原为火，阴源为
金；阳经为火，阴经为金；阳合为土，阴合为水。
Lung (Hand-Taiyin): Shaoshang, Yuji, Taiyuan [Note: Original text says "Taiquan", corrected to Taiyuan based on TCM knowledge], Lieque, Jingqu, Chize; Front-Mu point is Zhongfu, Back-Shu point is at the 3rd thoracic vertebra.
Large Intestine (Hand-Yangming): Shangyang, Erjian, Sanjian, Hegu, Yangxi, Quchi; Front-Mu point is Tianshu, Back-Shu point is at the 16th thoracic vertebra.
Pericardium (Hand-Jueyin): Zhongchong, Laogong, Daling, Neiguan, Jianshi, Quze; Front-Mu point is Juxie, Back-Shu point is at the 5th thoracic vertebra.
Heart (Hand-Shaoyin): Shaochong, Shaofu, Shenmen [Note: Original text says "Shenliu", corrected to Shenmen based on TCM knowledge], Tongli, Lingdao, Shaohai.
Small Intestine (Hand-Taiyang): Shaoze, QianGu, Houxi, Wanggu, Yangxi, Xiaohai; Front-Mu point is Guanyuan, Back-Shu point is at the 18th thoracic vertebra.
Spleen (Foot-Taiyin): Yinbai, Dabu, Taibai [Note: Original text says "Dabai", corrected to Taibai based on TCM knowledge], Gongson, Shangqiu, Yinlingquan; Front-Mu point is Zhangmen, Back-Shu point is at the 11th thoracic vertebra.
Stomach (Foot-Yangming): Lidui, Neiting, Xangu, Chongyang, Jiexi, Zusanli; Front-Mu point is Zhongwan [Note: Original text says "Zhongguan", corrected to Zhongwan based on TCM knowledge], Back-Shu point is at the 12th thoracic vertebra.
Liver (Foot-Jueyin): Dadun, Xingjian, Taichong, Zhongfeng, Zhongdu [Note: Original text says "Zhong", likely a typo or abbreviation for Zhongdu], Ququan; Front-Mu point is Qimen, Back-Shu point is at the 19th thoracic vertebra.
Gallbladder (Foot-Shaoyang): Qiaoyin, Xiaxi, Linqi, Qiuxu, Yangfu, Yanglingquan; Front-Mu point is Riyue, Back-Shu point is at the 10th thoracic vertebra.
Kidney (Foot-Shaoyin): Yongquan, RanGu, Taixi, Shuiquan, Fuliu, Yinggu; Front-Mu point is Jingmen, Back-Shu point is at the 14th thoracic vertebra.
Bladder (Foot-Taiyang): Zhiyin, Tonggu, Shugu, Jinggu, Kunlun, Weizhong; Front-Mu point is Zhongji, Back-Shu point is at the 19th thoracic vertebra.
Sanjiao/Triple Burner (Hand-Shaoyang): Guanchong, Yemen [Note: Original text says "Yemen", corrected to Yemen based on TCM knowledge], Zhongzhu, Yangchi, Zhigou, Tianjing; Front-Mu point is Shimen, Back-Shu point is at the 13th thoracic vertebra.
The above describes the Five Zang organs and Six Fu organs, as well as the flow and distribution of the Twelve Meridians of Three Yin and Three Yang. The Qi of the Zang and Fu organs emerges from the Jing-Well points, flows into the Ying-Spring points, pours into the Shu-Stream points, passes through the Yuan-Source points, travels along the Jing-River points, and enters the He-Sea points. This is the method of corresponding Front-Mu and Back-Shu points anteriorly and posteriorly. For example, the Lung belongs to the Hand-Taiyin meridian and is a Zang organ. Its Qi emerges from Shaoshang as the Jing-Well point, flows to Yuji as the Ying-Spring point, pours to Taiyuan as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Lieque as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Jingqu as the Jing-River point, and enters Chize as the He-Sea point. The Front-Mu point is Zhongfu, and the Back-Shu point is at the third thoracic vertebra. All other organs follow this pattern.
The Jing-Well point of a Yang meridian belongs to Metal; the Jing-Well point of a Yin meridian belongs to Water. The Ying-Spring point of a Yang meridian belongs to Water; the Ying-Spring point of a Yin meridian belongs to Fire. The Shu-Stream point of a Yang meridian belongs to Wood; the Shu-Stream point of a Yin meridian belongs to Fire. The Yuan-Source point of a Yang meridian belongs to Fire; the Yuan-Source point of a Yin meridian belongs to Metal. The Jing-River point of a Yang meridian belongs to Fire; the Jing-River point of a Yin meridian belongs to Metal. The He-Sea point of a Yang meridian belongs to Earth; the He-Sea point of a Yin meridian belongs to Water.