\r前面颈穴总图\p06-d26a7.bmp\r
\r胸腹总图\p06-d26a8.bmp\r
\r后头顶穴总图\p06-d26a9.bmp\r
\r背部总图\p06-d26a10.bmp\r
\r侧头肩项总图\p06-d26a11.bmp\r
\r侧胁肋总图\p06-d26a12.bmp\r
\r阴手总图\p06-d26a13.bmp\r
\r阳手总图\p06-d26a14.bmp\r
\r阴足总图\p06-d26a15.bmp\r
\r阳足总图\p06-d26a16.bmp\r
\r手太阴肺经穴图\p06-d26a17.bmp\r（十一穴）
肺经诸穴歌
手太阴，十一穴，中府云门天府列，侠白下尺泽，孔最见列缺，经渠太渊下鱼际，抵指少商如韭叶。（
古离爪甲如韭，今如米许。）
肺经穴分寸歌
太阴肺兮出中府，云门之下一寸许，云门璇玑旁六寸，巨骨之下二骨数，天府腋下三寸求，侠白肘上
五寸主，尺泽肘中约横纹，孔最腕上七寸取，列缺腕侧一寸半，经渠寸口陷中主，太渊
掌后横纹头，鱼际节后散脉举，少商大指端内侧，相去爪甲韭叶许。（云门，巨骨下，侠气户旁二寸陷中，
去中行任脉六寸。气户，巨骨下，俞府两旁各二寸陷中，去中行任脉四寸，去膺窗四寸八分。俞府，巨骨下，
璇玑旁二寸陷中。璇玑，天突下一寸。天突，结喉下四寸宛宛中。右挨穴之法，自天突起至璇
玑，自璇玑至云门，其法甚简，后仿此。）
The anterior total map of neck acupoints [p06-d26a7.bmp]
The total map of chest and abdomen [p06-d26a8.bmp]
The posterior total map of vertex acupoints [p06-d26a9.bmp]
The total map of back [p06-d26a10.bmp]
The lateral total map of head, shoulder, and neck [p06-d26a11.bmp]
The lateral total map of hypochondrium and ribs [p06-d26a12.bmp]
The Yin hand total map [p06-d26a13.bmp]
The Yang hand total map [p06-d26a14.bmp]
The Yin foot total map [p06-d26a15.bmp]
The Yang foot total map [p06-d26a16.bmp]
The Acupoint Map of the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian [p06-d26a17.bmp] (Eleven acupoints)
Song of All Acupoints on the Lung Meridian
The Hand-Taiyin [Lung Meridian] has eleven acupoints: Zhongfu (LU-1), Yunmen (LU-2), Tianfu (LU-3) are arranged in sequence; Xiabai (LU-4) and Chize (LU-5) are located below; Kongzui (LU-6) and Lieque (LU-7) can be seen; Jingqu (LU-8) and Taiyuan (LU-9) are situated lower down; Yuji (LU-10) extends to the tip of the finger; Shaoshang (LU-11) is as small as a leek leaf. (In ancient times, fingernails were as large as leek leaves; nowadays they are approximately the size of a grain of rice.)
Song of Measurements for Acupoints on the Lung Meridian
The Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian originates at Zhongfu (LU-1); Yunmen (LU-2) is located about one cun below Zhongfu; Yunmen (LU-2) is six cun lateral to Xuanji (CV-15); it is two bone-widths below Jugu (SI-1); Tianfu (LU-3) is sought three cun below the axilla; Xiabai (LU-4) governs conditions when sought five cun above the elbow crease; Chize (LU-5) is taken at the midpoint of the transverse cubital crease; Kongzui (LU-6) is obtained seven cun above the wrist; Lieque (LU-7) is located one and a half cun on the radial side of the wrist; Jingqu (LU-8) governs conditions from the depression at the radial pulse (Cunkou); Taiyuan (LU-9) is at the head of the transverse crease on the palmar aspect of the wrist; Yuji (LU-10) is elevated at the scattered vessels after the metacarpal joint; Shaoshang (LU-11) is on the medial side of the tip of the thumb, approximately a leek-leaf width away from the nail edge. (Yunmen [LU-2], below Jugu [SI-1], in the depression two cun lateral to Xiabai [LU-4] and Qihu [ST-15], six cun from the midline Ren Mai [Conception Vessel]. Qihu [ST-15], below Jugu [SI-1], in the depression two cun lateral to each side of Shufu (KI-24), four cun from the midline Ren Mai [Conception Vessel], four cun eight fen from Yingchuang [ST-16]. Shufu [KI-24], below Jugu [SI-1], in the depression two cun lateral to Xuanji (CV-15). Xuanji (CV-15), one cun below Tiantu (CV-22). Tiantu (CV-22), in the depression four cun below the laryngeal prominence. The method for palpating acupoints on the right side starts from Tiantu (CV-22) to Xuanji (CV-15), and from Xuanji (CV-15) to Yunmen (LU-2); this method is very simple, and subsequent points follow this pattern.)