凡孔穴所出为井。所流为荣。所注为输。所过为源。所行为经。所入为合。
灸刺大法∶春取荥。夏取输。季夏取经。秋取合。冬取井。
肺，出少商为井，手太阴脉也。流于鱼际为荥，注于大泉为输，过于列缺为源，行于经
渠为经，入于尺泽为合。
心，出于中冲为井，心包络脉也。流于劳宫为荥，注于大陵为输，过于内关为源，行于
间使为经，入于曲泽为合。
又心，出于少冲为井，手少阴脉也。流于少府为荥，注于神门为输，过于通里为源，行
于灵道为经，入于少海为合。
大肠，出于商阳为井，手阳明脉也。流于二间为荥，注于三间为输，过于合谷为源，行
于阳溪为经，入于曲池为合。
三焦，出于关冲为井，手少阳脉也。流于液门为荥，注于中渚为输，过于阳池为源，行
于支沟为经，入于天井为合。
小肠，出于少泽为井，手太阳脉也。流于前谷为荥，注于后溪为输，过于腕骨为源，行
于阳谷为经，入于小海为合。
胃，出于厉兑为井，足阳明脉也。流于内庭为荥，注于陷谷为输，过于冲阳为源，行于
解溪为经，入于三里为合。
胆，出于窍阴为井，足少阳脉也。流于侠溪为荥，注于临泣为输，过于丘墟为源，行于
阳辅为经，入于阳陵泉为合。
膀胱，出于至阴为井，足太阳脉也。流于通谷为荥，注于束骨为输，过于京骨为源，行
于昆仑为经，入于委中为合。
脾，出于隐白为井，足太阴脉也。流于大都为荥，注于太白为输，过于公孙为源，行于
商丘为经，入于阴陵泉为合。
肝，出于大敦为井，足厥阴脉也。流于行间为荥，注于太冲为输，过于中封为源，行于
中为经，入于曲泉为合。
肾，出于涌泉为井，足少阴脉也。流于然谷为荥，注于太溪为输，过于水泉为源，行于
复溜为经，入于阴谷为合。
Wherever the acupoints emerge, they are called Jing-Well (Jing-Well) points. Wherever the qi flows, they are called Ying-Spring (Ying-Spring) points. Wherever the qi pours, they are called Shu-Stream (Shu-Stream) points. Wherever the qi passes, they are called Yuan-Source (Yuan-Source) points. Wherever the qi travels, they are called Jing-River (Jing-River) points. Wherever the qi enters, they are called He-Sea (He-Sea) points.
The general principles of moxibustion and acupuncture are: in Spring, select Ying-Spring points; in Summer, select Shu-Stream points; in Late Summer, select Jing-River points; in Autumn, select He-Sea points; in Winter, select Jing-Well points.
The Lung Meridian: The Qi emerges at Shaoshang (LU11) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian. It flows to Yuji (LU10) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Daling (PC7) as the Shu-Stream point [Note: Textual error in original source; Daling belongs to Pericardium], passes through Lieque (LU7) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Jingqu (LU8) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Chize (LU5) as the He-Sea point.
The Pericardium Meridian: The Qi emerges at Zhongchong (PC9) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian. It flows to Laogong (PC8) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Daling (PC7) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Neiguan (PC6) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Jianshi (PC5) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Quze (PC3) as the He-Sea point.
Furthermore, the Heart Meridian: The Qi emerges at Shaochong (HT9) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian. It flows to Shaofu (HT8) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Shenmen (HT7) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Tongli (HT5) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Lingdao (HT4) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Shaohai (HT3) as the He-Sea point.
The Large Intestine Meridian: The Qi emerges at Shangyang (LI1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian. It flows to Erjian (LI2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Sanjian (LI3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Hegu (LI4) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Yangxi (LI5) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Quchi (LI11) as the He-Sea point.
The Sanjiao (Triple Burner) Meridian: The Qi emerges at Guanchong (TE1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian. It flows to Yemen (TE2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Zhongzhu (TE3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Yangchi (TE4) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Zigou (TE6) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Tianjing (TE10) as the He-Sea point.
The Small Intestine Meridian: The Qi emerges at Shaoze (SI1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. It flows to QianGu (SI2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Houxi (SI3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Wangu (SI4) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Yanggu (SI5) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Xiaohai (SI8) as the He-Sea point.
The Stomach Meridian: The Qi emerges at Lidui (ST45) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. It flows to Neiting (ST44) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Xangu (ST43) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Chongyang (ST42) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Jiexi (ST41) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Zusanli (ST36) as the He-Sea point.
The Gallbladder Meridian: The Qi emerges at Qiaoyin (GB44) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. It flows to Xiaxi (GB43) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Linqi (GB41) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Qiuxu (GB40) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Yangfu (GB38) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Yanglingquan (GB34) as the He-Sea point.
The Bladder Meridian: The Qi emerges at Zhiyin (BL67) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian. It flows to Tonggu (BL65) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Shugu (BL64) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Jinggu (BL64) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Kunlun (BL60) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Weizhong (BL40) as the He-Sea point.
The Spleen Meridian: The Qi emerges at Yinbai (SP1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian. It flows to Dabu (SP2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Taibai (SP3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Gongsun (SP4) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Shangqiu (SP5) as the Jing-River point, and enters into Yinlingquan (SP9) as the He-Sea point.
The Liver Meridian: The Qi emerges at Dadun (LR1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian. It flows to Xingjian (LR2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Taichong (LR3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Zhongfeng (LR4) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along "Zhong" [Textual anomaly] as the Jing-River point, and enters into Ququan (LR8) as the He-Sea point.
The Kidney Meridian: The Qi emerges at Yongquan (KI1) as the Jing-Well point, belonging to the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian. It flows to RanGu (KI2) as the Ying-Spring point, pours into Taixi (KI3) as the Shu-Stream point, passes through Shuiquan (KI5) as the Yuan-Source point, travels along Fuliu (KI7) as the Jing-River point, and enters into YinGu (KI10) as the He-Sea point.