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阴掌者，掌背也。掌背心为外劳宫，与阳掌八卦相同，为外八卦。大指次指叉后为合谷
，合
谷后为甘载。掌根尽处为一窝风。一窝风上为精宁，下为威灵，一窝风后为阳池，再后为外
关，再后为外间使。手弯处为曲池，手弯尖处为斗肘，大指外廉爪甲角韭叶许为少商，食指
中指骨界空处为二扇门，中指无名指骨界空处亦为二扇门。四指后为二人上马，五指中节有
横纹为五指节，种种穴名，亦补《铜人》所未载也。
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足部各穴，载于《铜人》图者，兹不复注。第老龙穴在足二指巅，鞋带即仆参，在足后
跟上。内外鬼眼，外在膝前，内在膝后，皆以补《铜人》之未载也。
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法治外感内伤均宜。医用两大指，春夏蘸葱姜和真麻油，由小儿眉心上，分推两旁。
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法治外感内伤均宜。医用两大指，春夏蘸水，秋冬蘸葱姜和真麻油，由儿眉心，交互往
上直推。
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专治肺经受寒。医用两手中、食二指，捻儿两耳尖，向上三提毕。次掐承浆，又次掐两
颊，以及听会、太阴、太阳、眉心、人中诸穴。
Tuina Manual of Clarified and Corrected Methods (Li Zheng An Mo Yao Shu)
Figure of the Yin Palm (Note)
The "Yin Palm" refers to the dorsum of the hand. The center of the dorsum is called Waigong (Outer Laogong), which corresponds to the Bagua acupoints on the Yang Palm (palmar surface) and belongs to the Outer Bagua category. Posterior to the web space between the thumb and index finger is Hegu (LI-4); posterior to Hegu is Gancai. At the distal end of the wrist joint lies Yiwo Feng; superior to Yiwo Feng is Jingning, inferior is Weiling, posterior is Yangchi, further posterior is Waiguan (TE-5), and further posterior is Waijianshi. At the cubital fossa is Quchi (LI-11); at the tip of the elbow bend is Douzhou. Approximately one leek-leaf width lateral to the corner of the thumbnail on the thumb is Shaoshang (LU-11). The depression between the metacarpal bones of the index and middle fingers is Ershamen; the depression between the metacarpal bones of the middle and ring fingers is also Ershamen. Posterior to the four fingers is Erlen Shangma. The transverse crease at the middle phalanx of the five fingers constitutes Wuzhijie. These numerous acupoint names supplement those not recorded in the *Tongren* (Silver Man Acupuncture Classic).
Figure of the Foot
The acupoints on the foot that are already illustrated in the *Tongren* are not annotated here again. Only Laolong is located at the apex of the second toe; Xiedai (also known as Pucan) is located posterior to the heel. Neiwaiguiyan (Inner and Outer Ghost Eye) points are located anterior to the knee (outer) and posterior to the knee (inner), respectively. These are included to supplement the gaps in the *Tongren*.
Figure of Pushing Kangong
This method is suitable for treating both exogenous and endogenous diseases. The practitioner uses both thumbs, dipping them in sesame oil mixed with ginger and scallion juice during spring and summer, and pushing from the glabella laterally towards both sides.
Figure of Pushing Zanzhu
This method is suitable for treating both exogenous and endogenous diseases. The practitioner uses both thumbs, dipping them in water during spring and summer, or in sesame oil mixed with ginger and scallion juice during autumn and winter, and pushing vertically upwards from the glabella in an alternating motion.
Figure of Double Phoenix Spreading Wings
This method is specifically indicated for Cold invading the Lung Meridian. The practitioner uses the middle and index fingers of both hands to twist and lift the tips of the child's ears upward three times. Subsequently, the practitioner pinches Chengjiang (CV-24), then pinches both cheeks, followed by Tinghui (GB-2), Taiyin, Taiyang, Glabella, and Renzhong (GV-26) acupoints.