此顺气生血之法也。天门即神门。乃干宫也。 肘。膀膊下肘后一团骨也。其法以我左手托
小儿 肘。复以我右手大指叉入虎口。又以我将指管定天门。是一手拿两穴。两手三穴并做也。
然必曲小儿手揉之。庶 肘处得力。天门虎口处又省力也。
此能活麻木。通关节脉窍之法也。马者。二人上马穴也。在天门下。其法以我食将二指。自小
儿上马处打起。摆至天河。去四回三。至曲池内一弹。如儿辈嘻戏打破之状。此法退凉去热。
此寒重取汗之奇法也。洞在小儿两鼻孔。我食将二指头。一对黄蜂也。其法屈我大指。伸我
食将二指。入小儿两鼻孔揉之。如黄蜂入洞之状。用此法汗必至。若非重寒阴症。不宜用。盖有清
天河捞明月之法在。
此退热必用之法也。水底者。小指边也。明月者。手心内牢宫也。其法以我手拿住小儿手指。
将我大指。自小儿小指旁尖。推至坎宫。入内牢轻拂起。如捞明月之状。再一法。或用凉水点入内
牢。其热即止。盖凉入心肌。行背上。往脏腑。大凉之法。不可乱用。
此法去肺火。清内热。消膨胀。救失声音之妙法也。金者。能生水也。走气者。气行动也。其法
性温。以我将指蘸凉水置内牢宫。仍以将指引牢宫水上天河去。前行三次。后转一次。以口吹气
微嘘跟水行。如气走也。
这是顺气生血的方法。天门穴即神门穴，属于乾宫（头部左侧边缘）。肘穴，是胳膊下方肘部后方的一块骨头。操作方法是：我用左手托住小儿的肘部，再用右手大拇指交叉进入虎口穴，同时用无名指固定住天门穴。这是一只手按两个穴位，两只手共三个穴位一起操作。但必须弯曲小儿的手臂进行揉捏，这样肘部才能得力，天门和虎口处也能省力。
这种方法能治疗肢体麻木、疏通关节脉窍。上马穴，位于二人上马的位置，在天门穴下方。操作方法是：我用食指和无名指，从小儿的上马穴开始推起，摆动至天河水穴，操作频率为“去四回三”（向前推四次，向后退回三次），最后到达曲池穴时轻轻弹一下，就像小孩子嬉戏打闹打破东西的样子。此法能退虚热、去实热。
这是针对寒邪重症取汗的奇特方法。“洞”指小儿的两个鼻孔。我的食指和无名指指尖，如同两只黄蜂。操作方法是：弯曲我的大拇指，伸直食指和无名指，插入小儿的两个鼻孔中揉动，状如黄蜂入洞。使用此法必然出汗，如果不是严重的寒性阴证，不宜使用。因为还有清天河水和捞明月等清热之法存在。
这是退热必用的方法。“水底”指小指边缘，“明月”指手心内的劳宫穴。操作方法是：我用手握住小儿的手指，用大拇指从小指旁边的尖端，推向坎宫（掌心偏下位置），进入内劳宫后轻轻拂起，状如捞取明月。另一种方法是：用凉水点涂在内劳宫上，热气即可停止。因为凉意进入心肌，运行到背部，进而通达脏腑，是大凉之法，不可乱用。
此法能清除肺火、清解内热、消除胀满，是挽救声音嘶哑的妙法。“金”指肺，肺能生水；“走气”指气机运行。此法性质温和，我用无名指蘸取凉水置于内劳宫，仍用无名指引着劳宫上的凉水向天河水方向移动，先向前推三次，再向后转一次，并用口微微吹气跟随水流，状如气流随水而行。
This is the method of regulating Qi and generating Blood. Tianmen (Gate to Heaven) acupoint, also known as Shenmen (Spirit Gate), belongs to Qian Palace (the left lateral margin of the head). Zhou (Elbow) refers to a bony prominence located posterior to the elbow joint below the upper arm. The technique involves: I support the child's elbow with my left hand, insert my right thumb into the Tiger's Mouth (Hukou) acupoint in a crossed manner, and use my ring finger to stabilize the Tianmen acupoint. This allows one hand to press two acupoints, with three acupoints manipulated simultaneously by both hands. However, the child's arm must be flexed during kneading so that force is effectively applied to the Elbow area, while reducing effort required at the Tianmen and Tiger's Mouth areas.
This method can alleviate numbness and unblock the joints and collateral orifices. Shangma (Riding Horse) acupoint is located beneath Tianmen. The technique involves: using my index and ring fingers to push from the child's Shangma acupoint upwards, swaying towards Tianhe Water (Heavenly River Water) acupoint. The frequency is "four forward, three backward" (pushing forward four times, retracting backward three times), finally reaching Quchi (Pool at the Crook) acupoint where a light flick is applied, resembling children playing and breaking things. This method clears deficiency heat and expels excess heat.
This is an extraordinary method for inducing sweating in cases of severe cold syndrome. "Dong" (Cave) refers to the child's two nostrils. My index and ring finger tips act like two hornets. The technique involves: bending my thumb, extending my index and ring fingers, and inserting them into the child's two nostrils to knead, mimicking hornets entering a cave. This method inevitably induces sweating; it should not be used unless there is a severe cold-yin syndrome. Other heat-clearing methods such as Clearing Heavenly River Water and Scooping the Bright Moon are available.
This is an essential method for reducing fever. "Shuidi" (Bottom of Water) refers to the edge of the little finger. "Mingyue" (Bright Moon) refers to Laogong (Palace of Labor) acupoint within the palm. The technique involves: holding the child's fingers with my hand, pushing with my thumb from the tip beside the child's little finger towards Kan Palace (located inferior to the center of the palm), entering Neilaogong (Inner Palace of Labor) and gently lifting as if scooping the bright moon. Another method is: applying cool water to Neilaogong, which immediately stops the heat. Because the coolness enters the heart muscle, travels along the back, and reaches the Zang-Fu organs, it is a profound cooling method and must not be used indiscriminately.
This method eliminates Lung Fire, clears internal heat, reduces distension, and is a miraculous method for restoring lost voice. "Jin" (Metal) refers to the Lung, which generates Water; "Zouqi" (Moving Qi) refers to the movement of Qi mechanism. This method has a warm nature. I dip my ring finger in cool water and place it on Neilaogong, then guide the water from Laogong towards Tianhe Water. Push forward three times, then rotate backward once, while blowing air gently from the mouth to follow the water flow, resembling Qi moving with the water.