少阴肾经二十七，涌泉然谷太溪位，大钟照海通水泉，复溜交信筑宾连。阳谷横骨与大赫，气穴四满中注垣，盲俞
商
曲石关位，阴都通谷幽门缠，步廊神封灵墟位，神藏或中俞府全。
足掌心中是涌泉，然谷踝下一寸前（内踝前一寸），太溪踝后跟骨上，大钟跟后踵中边（足跟后踵中，大骨上两筋
门也）。水泉溪下一寸觅，照海踝下四寸真，复溜踝上前二寸，交信踝上二寸联，二穴止隔筋前后，太阴之后少阴前
（前旁骨是复溜，后旁骨是交信，二穴止隔一条筋）。筑宾内踝上 分，阴谷膝下曲膝间，横骨大赫并气穴，四满中注
亦相连，各开中行止寸半，上下相去一寸便。上隔盲俞亦一寸，育俞脐旁半寸边，育俞商曲石关来，阴都通谷幽门开，
各开中行五分侠，六穴上下一寸裁。步廊神封灵嘘存，神藏或中俞府尊，各开中行计二寸，上下寸六六穴同，俞府璇玑
旁二寸，取之得法有成功。
（马玄台曰∶阴都，中脘旁五分。通谷，上脘旁五分。幽门，巨阙旁各五分。又按∶下自横骨、大赫、气穴、四满、
中注，上下各去一寸，所谓横骨在盲俞下五寸，有以也。但自横骨至中注）各开中行一寸半，盲俞、商曲、石关、阴
都、通谷、幽门，各开中行五分，自步廊、神封、灵墟、神藏、 中、俞府，去中行各二寸，其屈曲有如此。《徐氏针灸
书》皆以二行言，误矣。巨阙，任脉穴名）
少阴肾经共有二十七个穴位，分别是：涌泉、然谷、太溪、大钟、照海、通水泉（即水泉）、复溜、交信、筑宾、横骨、大赫、气穴、四满、中注、肓俞、商曲、石关、阴都、通谷、幽门、步廊、神封、灵墟、神藏、或中、俞府。
足掌心的凹陷处是涌泉穴；然谷穴位于内踝前下方一寸处；太溪穴位于内踝后方、跟骨上方的凹陷处；大钟穴位于足跟后侧踵骨中间偏外侧（即足跟后踵骨中，大骨上两筋之间的门状凹陷处）；水泉穴在太溪穴直下一寸处寻找；照海穴位于内踝下方四寸处；复溜穴位于内踝前方上方二寸处；交信穴位于内踝上方二寸处，这两个穴位之间仅隔一条肌腱（复溜穴在前旁骨处，交信穴在后旁骨处，两穴之间只隔着一条筋）；筑宾穴位于内踝上方五寸处；阴谷穴位于膝下弯曲膝盖的凹陷间；横骨、大赫、气穴、四满、中注这几个穴位彼此相连，它们距离人体正中线各一寸半，上下相邻穴位间距为一寸。向上与盲俞穴相隔也是一寸，肓俞穴位于脐旁半寸处；从肓俞、商曲、石关到阴都、通谷、幽门，这些穴位距离正中线各五分，这六个穴位上下相邻间距为一寸。步廊、神封、灵墟、神藏、或中、俞府这六个穴位，距离正中线均为二寸，上下相邻间距为六分（原文“寸六”疑为笔误或特定度量，通常指六分或一寸六分，此处依文意译为上下间距），这六个穴位相同。俞府穴位于璇玑穴旁开二寸处，取穴方法得当便能取得疗效。
马玄台说：阴都穴位于中脘穴旁开五分；通谷穴位于上脘穴旁开五分；幽门穴位于巨阙穴旁开各五分。又按：从下方的横骨、大赫、气穴、四满、中注来看，上下各相距一寸，所以说横骨在肓俞下五寸，是有依据的。但是，从横骨到中注，这些穴位距离正中线各一寸半；而肓俞、商曲、石关、阴都、通谷、幽门，距离正中线各五分；从步廊、神封、灵墟、神藏、或中、俞府，距离正中线各二寸，其曲折排列情况就是如此。《徐氏针灸书》都用两行来描述，这是错误的。（注：巨阙是任脉上的穴位名）
The Shaoyin Kidney Meridian has twenty-seven acupoints: Yongquan (KI1), RanGu (KI2), Taixi (KI3), Dazhong (KI4), Zhaohai (KI6), Shuiquan (KI5), Fuliu (KI7), Jiaoxin (KI8), Zubin (KI9), Henggu (KI10), Dahe (KI11), Qixue (KI12), Siman (KI13), Zhongzhu (KI14), Huangshu (KI15), Shangqu (KI16), Shiguan (KI17), Yindu (KI18), Tonggu (KI19), Youmen (KI20), Bulang (KI21), Shenfeng (KI22), Lingxu (KI23), Shencang (KI24), Huozhong (KI25), and Yufo (KI26). Note: The text lists 27 points but the song omits or combines some; standard count includes these. *Correction based on text*: The text lists specific names. I will translate the names as listed.
The depression in the center of the sole is Yongquan (KI1, "Springing Well"). RanGu (KI2, "Natural Valley") is located one cun anterior to the medial malleolus. Taixi (KI3, "Great Stream") is located posterior to the medial malleolus, above the calcaneus. Dazhong (KI4, "Great Bell") is located at the posterior aspect of the heel, in the middle of the calcaneus, between the two tendons above the large bone (the gate-like depression). Shuiquan (KI5, "Water Spring") is found one cun directly below Taixi. Zhaohai (KI6, "Connecting Sea") is truly located four cun below the medial malleolus. Fuliu (KI7, "Returning Flow") is two cun anterior and superior to the medial malleolus. Jiaoxin (KI8, "Connecting Signal") is two cun superior to the medial malleolus. These two points are separated only by a tendon (Fuliu is beside the anterior bone, Jiaoxin is beside the posterior bone, with only one tendon separating them). Zubin (KI9, "Building Guest") is located five cun superior to the medial malleolus. YinGu (KI10, "Yin Valley") is located in the depression behind the knee when it is flexed. Henggu (KI10, "Horizontal Bone"), Dahe (KI11, "Great Harmony"), Qixue (KI12, "Qi Gate"), Siman (KI13, "Four Fullnesses"), and Zhongzhu (KI14, "Middle Injection") are connected. They are each located one and a half cun lateral to the midline, with one cun distance between adjacent points vertically. The distance upward to Huangshu (KI15, "Blind Bore") is also one cun. Huangshu is located half a cun lateral to the umbilicus. From Huangshu, Shangqu (KI16, "Upper Curve"), Shiguan (KI17, "Stone Gate"), Yindu (KI18, "Yin Palace"), Tonggu (KI19, "Connecting Valley"), and Youmen (KI20, "Yin Door"), they are each located five fen lateral to the midline, with one cun distance between adjacent points vertically. Bulang (KI21, "Step Corridor"), Shenfeng (KI22, "Spirit Enclosure"), Lingxu (KI23, "Spiritual Void"), Shencang (KI24, "Spirit Storage"), Huozhong (KI25, "Or Middle"), and Yufo (KI26, "Yu Mansion") are each located two cun lateral to the midline, with six fen (or one cun six fen, depending on interpretation of 'cun liu') distance between adjacent points. Yufo is located two cun lateral to Xuanji (CV15); correct needle placement yields success.
Ma Xuantai stated: Yindu (KI18) is five fen lateral to Zhongwan (CV12). Tonggu (KI19) is five fen lateral to Shangwan (CV13). Youmen (KI20) is five fen lateral to Juque (CV14). Furthermore, regarding the lower points from Henggu (KI10), Dahe (KI11), Qixue (KI12), Siman (KI13), to Zhongzhu (KI14), they are spaced one cun apart vertically. Thus, Henggu is five cun below Huangshu (KI15), which is justified. However, from Henggu to Zhongzhu, they are each one and a half cun lateral to the midline. Huangshu, Shangqu, Shiguan, Yindu, Tonggu, and Youmen are each five fen lateral to the midline. Bulang, Shenfeng, Lingxu, Shencang, Huozhong, and Yufo are each two cun lateral to the midline. Their curved arrangement is thus. The *Xu's Acupuncture Book* describes them in two rows, which is erroneous. (Note: Juque is an acupoint name on the Ren Mai meridian).