大敦拇指看毛聚，行间指间动脉处，节后寸半或二寸，太冲有脉诚堪据，中封一寸内踝
前，蠡沟踝上五寸专，踝上七寸名中都，膝关鼻下二寸余，曲泉膝内辅骨下，大筋上下索筋罅，
阴包四寸膝以上，内廉筋间索其当，五里三寸气下冲，有脉有动阴股中，羊失之下曰阴廉，
气冲相去二寸通。
小指次指胆所起，窍阴去爪韭菜是，歧骨节前名侠溪，地五会兮一寸是，侠溪寸半至临
泣，丘墟踝下如前此，悬钟踝上三寸收，阳辅四寸踝上头，五寸光明穴更有，七寸名外丘阳交，
针取对一寸膝外，二寸阳陵又阳关，腋上三寸是中渎，外膝五寸翳风中，垂手点到指尽处，
环跳侧取细参是。
二十一穴太阴脾，隐白大都太白随，公孙商丘三阴交，漏谷地机阴陵拗，血海箕门爵
门冲开，府舍腹结大横排，胸乡周荣大包随。
足穴少阴二十七，涌泉然骨太溪益，大钟照海通水泉，复溜交信筑宾连，阴谷横骨大赫
亦，气穴四满中注立，肓俞商曲石关蹲，阴都通谷幽门僻，步廊神封接灵墟，神藏 中俞府推。
阳明并穴起厉兑，大次指端应属胃，上指外间是内庭，节后三寸陷谷位，此是三寸或二
寸，冲阳动脉还相应，解溪更后寸半中，踝上八寸丰隆正，三里膝下三寸强，上巨虚下三寸量，
下巨虚兮三分取，中折寸半条口当，膝膑之下有犊鼻，膝上二寸梁丘的，阴市三伏伏兔穴，
髀关兔后思分中，膝眼四穴又不同，膝头骨下两旁取，陷中仔细寻其宗。
Da Dun (Dadun, LR1) is located at the lateral side of the big toe, observing the area where hair gathers near the nail margin; Xingjian (Xingjian, LR2) is in the depression between the first and second toes where the arterial pulse can be felt; Taichong (Taichong, LR3) is 1.5 cun or 2 cun posterior to Xingjian, where the pulse is indeed palpable and worthy of reference; Zhongfeng (Zhongfeng, LR4) is 1 cun anterior to the medial malleolus; Ligou (Ligou, LR5) specifically refers to the point 5 cun above the medial malleolus; Zhongdu (Zhongdu, LR6) is named so at 7 cun above the medial malleolus; Xiguan (Xiguan, LR7) is slightly more than 2 cun below the knee eye (Dubí); Ququan (Ququan, LR8) is below the medial condyle of the tibia, in the gap between the tendons above and below the large tendon; Yinbao (Yinbao, LR9) is 4 cun above the knee, in the intertendinous space along the medial aspect of the thigh; Wuli (Wuli, LR10) is 3 cun below Qichong (ST30), where a pulse moves in the medial thigh (Yingu); Yinlian (Yinlian, LR11) is below the pubic symphysis (historically referred to as 'sheep's nose'), communicating with Qichong (ST30) at a distance of 2 cun.
The beginning of the Gallbladder Meridian arises between the little toe and the second toe; Xiaoyin (Xiaoxi, GB43) is near the claw like a leek leaf width; Qiangu joint front is named Xiaxi (Xiaoxi, GB43); Diwuhui (Diwuhui, GB41) is at 1 cun; from Xiaxi backward 1.5 cun reaches Linqi (Zulinqi, GB41); Qiuxu (Qiuxu, GB40) is below the ankle as previously described; Xuanzhong (Yanglingquan, GB34) gathers at 3 cun above the ankle; Yangfu (Yangfu, GB38) is at the head of 4 cun above the ankle; Guangming (Guangming, GB37) has this acupoint at 5 cun; at 7 cun are named Waixiu (Waixiu, GB36) and Yangjiao (Yangjiao, GB35); needling takes the contralateral point 1 cun lateral to the knee; at 2 cun are Yanglingquan (Yanglingquan, GB34) and Yangguan (Yangguan, EX-LE5); Zhongdu (Zhongdu, GB39) is 3 cun above the axilla; Yifeng (Yifeng, TE17 - *Note: Text likely contains error regarding location relative to knee, translating literally*) is 5 cun lateral to the knee; when hanging the hand down to the tip of the finger, Huantiao (Huantiao, GB30) should be determined by careful side-positioning study.
The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian has twenty-one acupoints: Yinbai (Yinbai, SP1), Dabu (Dabu, SP2), Taibai (Taibai, SP3) follow; Gongsun (Gongsun, SP4), Shangqiu (Shangqiu, SP5), Sanyinjiao (Sanyinjiao, SP6) connect; Lougu (Lougu, SP7), Diji (Diji, SP8), Yinlingquan (Yinlingquan, SP9) form an oblique line; Xuehai (Xuehai, SP10), Jimen (Jimen, SP11), Chongmen (Chongmen, SP12), Fushé (Fushé, SP13), Fujie (Fujie, SP14), Daheng (Daheng, SP15) are arranged in a row; Xiongxiang (Xiongxiang, SP16), Zhourong (Zhourong, SP17), Dabao (Dabao, SP21) follow.
Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian foot acupoints total twenty-seven: Yongquan (Yongquan, KI1), Ran Gu (Rangu, KI2), Taixi (Taixi, KI3) are beneficial; Dazhong (Dazhong, KI4), Zhaohai (Zhaohai, KI6) connect to Shuiquan (Shuiquan, KI5); Fuliu (Fuliu, KI7), Jiaoxin (Jiaoxin, KI8), Zubin (Zubin, KI9) link together; Yinggu (Yinggu, KI10), Henggu (Henggu, KI11), Dahe (Dahe, KI12) are also present; Qixue (Qixue, KI13), Siman (Siman, KI14), Zhongzhu (Zhongzhu, KI15), Huangshu (Huangshu, KI16), Shangqu (Shangqu, KI17), Shiguan (Shiguan, KI18) stand squatting; Yindu (Yindu, KI19), Tonggu (Tonggu, KI20), Youmen (Youmen, KI21) are remote; Bulang (Bulang, KI22), Shenfeng (Shenfeng, KI23) connect Lingxu (Lingxu, KI24); Shencang (Shencang, KI25), Zhongshu (Zhongshu, BL44 - *Note: Text says Zhongshu but context implies kidney meridian flow, likely referring to adjacent back shu or error, translating as written*), Yu Fu (Yufu, BL18 - *Note: Text says Yu Fu, likely error for Kidney meridian points or Back Shu, translating literally*) are pushed.
Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian starting points begin at Lidui (Lidui, ST45); it belongs to the Stomach at the end of the second toe; moving up to the outer side of the toe is Neiting (Neiting, ST44); three cun posterior to the joint is Xangu (Xangu, ST43); here is 3 cun or 2 cun, Chongyang (Chongyang, ST42) arterial pulse corresponds; Jiexi (Jiexi, ST41) is further back at the midpoint of 1.5 cun; Fenglong (Fenglong, ST40) is correctly at 8 cun above the ankle; Zusanli (Zusanli, ST36) is strong at 3 cun below the knee; Shangjuxu (Shangjuxu, ST37) is measured 3 cun lower; Xiajuxu (Xiajuxu, ST39) is taken at 3 fen; Tiaokou (Tiaokou, ST38) is appropriate at half a cun fold; Dubi (Dubi, ST35) is below the patella; Liangqiu (Liangqiu, ST34) is exact at 2 cun above the knee; Yinshi (Yinshi, ST31) and Futu (Futu, ST32) lie deep; Biguan (Biguan, ST31) is in the middle of the division behind the rabbit mound; there are four knee-eye acupoints which are different, taken on both sides below the knee bone, carefully seeking their origin in the depression.