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Tiantu (CV22), also known as Yuhu, is located two cun below the laryngeal prominence in the neck (Note from *Qixue Lun*: five cun), in the central depression. It is the meeting point of the Yin Linking Vessel (Yinwei Mai) and the Conception Vessel (Ren Mai). To locate this acupoint, lower the head. Insert the needle one cun deep, retain for seven breaths, and moxibustion consists of three moxa cones (Note from *Qifu Lun*: five moxa cones).

Xuanji (CV21) is located one cun below Tiantu in the central depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Huagai (CV20) is located one cun below Xuanji in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Zigong (CV19) is located one cun and six fen below Huagai in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Yutang (CV18), also known as Yuying, is located one cun and six fen below Zigong in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Danzhong (CV17), also known as Yuan'er, is located one cun and six fen below Yutang in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Zhongting (CV16) is located one cun and six fen below Danzhong in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Conception Vessel emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle three fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Shufu (KI14) is located below Jugu (GB21), two cun lateral to Xuanji on both sides, in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

"Zhong" (The text here appears to have a missing or erroneous character; translated literally as "Zhong"), is located one cun and six fen below Shufu in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Shencang (KI15) is located one cun and six fen below "Zhong" in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Lingxu (KI16) is located one cun and six fen below Shencang in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Shenfeng (KI17) is located one cun and six fen below Lingxu in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.

Bulang (KI18) is located one cun and six fen below Shenfeng in the depression. It is a site where the Qi of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emerges. To locate this acupoint, raise the head. Insert the needle four fen deep, and moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.