额印堂、山根
额红大热燥，青色有肝风，印堂青色见，人惊火则红，山根青隐隐，惊遭是两重，若还
斯处赤，泻燥定相攻。
年寿
年上微黄为正色，若平更陷夭难禁，急因痢疾黑危候，霍乱吐泻黄色深。
鼻准、人中
鼻准微黄赤白平，深黄燥黑死难生，人中短缩吐因痢，唇反黑候蛔必倾。
正口
正口常红号曰平，燥干脾热积黄生，白主失血黑绕口，青黑惊风尽死形。
承浆、两眉
承浆青色食时惊，黄多吐逆痢红形，烦躁夜啼青色吉，久病眉红死症真。
两眼
白睛赤色有肝风，若是黄时有积攻，或见黑睛黄色现，伤寒病症此其踪。
风池、气池、两颐
风气二池黄吐逆，躁烦啼叫色鲜红，更有两颐胚样赤，肺家客热此非空。
两太阳
太阳青色惊方始，红色赤淋萌孽起，要知死症是何如，青色从兹生入耳。
两脸
两脸黄为痰实咽，青色客忤红风热，伤寒赤色红主淋，二色请详分两颊。
两颐金匮、风门
吐虫青色滞颐黄，一色颐间两自详，风门黑疝青惊水，纹青金匮主惊狂。
辨小儿五色受病症
面黄青者，痛也。色红者，热也。色黄者，脾气弱也。色白者，寒也。色黑者，肾气败
哭者，病在肝也。汗者主心，笑者主脾而多痰；啼者主肺有风，睡者主肾有亏。
Forehead, Yintang (Yin Tang), Shangen (Shan Gen)
Redness, excessive heat, and dryness on the forehead indicate heat; bluish color indicates Liver Wind. If bluish color appears at Yintang, it suggests fright with fire flaring up causing redness. Faint bluish color at Shangen indicates a dual condition of fright and pathogenic factors. If redness is present in these areas, it signifies an attack between draining fire and dryness.
Nianshou (Nasal Bridge)
Slight yellow on Nianshou is the normal complexion. If flat and depressed, it indicates premature death. Blackness due to acute dysentery is a critical sign. Deep yellow in cholera with vomiting and diarrhea also indicates severe illness.
Bizhun (Nasal Tip), Renzhong (Ren Zhong)
Slight yellow, red, or white on Bizhun is normal. Deep yellow, dryness, or blackness indicates fatal prognosis. Shortening of Renzhong with vomiting due to dysentery, and inverted lips with blackness indicate that roundworms will cause collapse (death).
Zhengkou (Center of Mouth/Lips)
Constant redness of Zhengkou is considered normal. Dryness indicates Spleen Heat and accumulation leading to yellowness. Whiteness indicates blood loss. Blackness surrounding the mouth, and bluish-blackness indicate fatal convulsions (Jing Feng).
Chengjiang (Cheng Jiang), Eyebrows
Bluish color at Chengjiang indicates fright during eating. Yellowness mostly indicates vomiting and regurgitation; dysentery presents with redness. Restlessness and night crying with bluish color are auspicious. Redness of eyebrows in chronic illness is a true sign of death.
Eyes
Redness of Baijing (White of the Eye) indicates Liver Wind. Yellowness indicates accumulation attacking internally. Appearance of yellow on Heijing (around the Pupil) traces the symptoms of Shanghan (Cold Damage).
Fengchi (Feng Chi), Qichi (Qi Chi), Liangyi (Both Cheeks/Jawline)
Yellowness in Fengchi and Qichi indicates vomiting and regurgitation. Restlessness, crying, and bright red color indicate excess heat. Redness resembling a bump on Liangyi indicates guest-heat in the Lung, which is not empty talk.
Liangtaiyang (Both Temples)
Bluish color at Taiyang marks the beginning of fright wind. Redness indicates the budding of damp-heat or strangury. To know what a fatal case looks like: if bluish color spreads from here into the ear, it is a sign of death.
Lianglian (Both Cheeks)
Yellowness on both cheeks indicates phlegm-solidity obstructing the throat. Bluish color indicates Ke Wu (external pathogenic invasion). Redness indicates wind-heat. Redness in Shanghan indicates strangury. Please distinguish carefully by the two cheeks.
Liangyi Jinkui (Jin Kui area on Cheeks), Fengmen (Feng Men)
Vomiting worms with bluish color; drooling (Zhi Yi) with yellowish color—these can be distinguished by the single color on the cheek. Blackness at Fengmen indicates hernia; bluish color indicates fright-water. Blue lines at Jinkui indicate fright-manic disorder.
Differentiating Diseases Based on Five Facial Colors in Children
Yellow-green face indicates pain. Red face indicates heat. Yellow face indicates weak Spleen Qi. White face indicates cold. Black face indicates failure of Kidney Qi.
Crying indicates disease in the Liver. Sweating relates to the Heart. Laughing relates to the Spleen and often involves phlegm. Crying/wailing indicates wind in the Lungs. Sleeping excessively indicates deficiency in the Kidney.