内牢在手心处。属凉。捞明月在此。点者。轻轻拂起。如蜻蜓之点水。退心热甚效。
外牢在手背居中。紧与内牢对。故亦名牢宫也。属热。揉之取汗。能治粪白不变。五谷不化。
肚腹泄泻诸病。又大热不退。揉此退之。是以火攻火之道也。一云左转生凉。右转生热。
大陵位在外牢下。手背末骨节处。在一窝风之上。从外牢推至大陵位者。取小儿吐痰。又大
陵反转至外牢。以泄心热。然以我手大指。左转三来。又必向右转一摩。左从重。右从轻。以取吐
泄神效。但此九重三轻手法。最易忽忘。须用心切记。方不错乱。若错乱。即不能吐矣。
（止吐止泻、此为要着、神效有谓取吐取泻者、则谬妄可恨矣。）
门穴。在大指下。高起一块平肉如板处。属胃脘。横纹者、大横纹也。手掌下一道大横纹。
门直推到横纹。止吐神效。横纹转推到 门。止泻神效。
若吐泄并作。先推止吐一半。然后合推。 门推去重（止吐）。若横纹推转轻（止泄）。治气促气攻之症。
推此即通快。吼胀亦揉 门。
总经在小天心下。内间史上。五指诸筋经络。总由此散去。故名总经。小儿惊风。手足掣跳。
横拿一个时辰。如不止。再掐大敦穴。大敦在足大指。男掐右足。女掐左足。若鹰爪惊。本穴掐后就揉。
The Neilao (Inner Prison) acupoint is located at the center of the palm. It belongs to the Cold nature. The Laomingyue (Sweeping the Bright Moon) manipulation is performed here. The Dian (Pointing) technique involves gently brushing up, like a dragonfly touching the water. This method is highly effective in clearing Heart Heat.
The Wailao (Outer Prison) acupoint is located in the center of the back of the hand. It is tight and opposite to Neilao, thus also named Laogong (Prison Palace). It belongs to the Hot nature. Rubbing it induces sweating and can treat symptoms such as white stool that does not change, and undigested food. It treats various abdominal diarrhea diseases and persistent high fever. Rubbing this point reduces heat; this is the principle of using Fire to attack Fire. Another view states that counter-clockwise rotation generates Cold, while clockwise rotation generates Heat.
Daling (Great Palaces) acupoint is located below Wailao, at the distal interphalangeal joint on the back of the hand, above Yiwo Feng (A Nest of Wind). Pushing from Wailao to Daling aims to induce vomiting of phlegm in children. Reversing the push from Daling back to Wailao drains Heart Heat. Using the thumb, rotate left three times, then rub right once. Apply heavy pressure on the left and light pressure on the right to achieve miraculous effects in inducing vomiting and purging. However, this "Nine Heavy, Three Light" technique is easily forgotten and must be memorized carefully to avoid errors. If confused, vomiting cannot be induced.
(Note: Stopping vomiting and diarrhea is the key point. Claims that treatment relies solely on inducing vomiting or purging are absurd and detestable.)
Men (Gate) acupoint is located below the thumb, on a raised, flat, board-like fleshy area. It belongs to the Wei Wan (Stomach Epigastrium). The Hengwen (Transverse Crease) refers to the major transverse crease, the large horizontal line under the palm. Pushing straight from Men to the Hengwen stops vomiting miraculously. Rotating from the Hengwen back to Men stops diarrhea miraculously.
If vomiting and diarrhea occur simultaneously, first push for half the amount to stop vomiting, then perform combined pushing. Pushing towards Men should be heavy (to stop vomiting). Pushing back from the crease should be light (to stop diarrhea). For symptoms of shortness of breath and Qi attacking, pushing this point brings relief. Rou (Rub) Men for Hou Zhang (Roaring Distension).
Zongjing (General Meridian) is located below Xiaotianxin (Little Heavenly Heart), above Neijianshi (Inner Interspace History). The meridians and collaterals of the tendons of the five fingers disperse from here, hence the name Zongjing. For pediatric convulsions with twitching and jumping of limbs, hold the child horizontally for one shichen (two hours). If it does not stop, pinch Dadun (Great Rush) acupoint. Dadun is on the big toe; for boys, pinch the right foot; for girls, pinch the left foot. If it is Yingzhao Jing (Eagle Claw Convulsion), rub after pinching this point.
Xinjing (Heart Meridian) corresponds to Zhongchong (Middle Rush) acupoint at the tip of the finger. For pediatric convulsive death (apparent death from convulsions), pinch this point first to test. If the child cries out, it is treatable. If not, pinch Weiling (Mighty Spirit) acupoint to test again.