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Fourteen Channels and Their Commonly Used Points (xue)

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by: Joe Hing Kwok Chu

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1.    1. The Lung Channel of Hand -  tai yin

1.     ¤â ¤Ó ³± ªÍ ¸g

zhong fu

L1

¤¤ ©²

chi ze

L5

¤Ø  ¿A

kong zui

L6

¤Õ ³Ì

lie que

L7

¦C ¯Ê

Jing qu

L8

¸g ´ë

tai yuan

L9

¤Ó ²W

yu ji

L10

³½ »Ú

shao shang

L11

¤Ö °Ó

       2. The Large intestine channel of Hand yang ming

¤â ¶§ ©ú ¤j ¸z ¸g

shang yang

LI 1

°Ó ¶§

er jian

LI 2

¤G ¶¡

san jian

LI 3

¤T ¶¡

he gu

LI 4

¦X ¨¦

yang xi

LI 5

¶§ ·Ë

pian li

LI 6

°¾ ¾ú

wen liu

LI 7

·Å ·È

shou san li

LI 10

¤â ¤T ¨½

qu chi

LI 11

¦±¦À

bi nao

LI 14

Áu ð}

jian yu

LI 15

肩髃

fu tu

LI 18

§ß ¬ð

ying xiang

LI 20

ªï ­»

  3. The Stomach channel of Foot- yang ming

             ¨¬ ¶§ ©ú ­G ¸g

Cheng qi

S 1

©Ó ª_

Si bai

S 2

¥|¥Õ

Di cang

S 4

¦a­Ü

Jia che

S 6

ÀU ¨®

Xia guan

S 7

¤UÃö

Tou wei

S 8

ÀY ºû

Ren ying

S 9

¤H ªï

Que pen

S 12

¯Ê ¬Ö

Ku fang

S 14

®w ©Ð

Wu yi

S 15

«ÎÂå

Ying chuang

S 16

Átµ¡

Ru zhong

S 17

¨Å¤¤

Ru gen

S 18

¨Å ®Ú

Liang men

S 21

±ç ªù

Guan men

S 22

Ãöªù

Tai yi

S 23

¤Ó¤A

Hua rou men

S 24

·Æ¦×ªù

Tian shu

S 25

¤Ñ ¼Ï

Shui dao

S 28

¤ô ¹D

Gui lai

S 29

Âk ¨Ó

Qi chong

S 30

®ð ¨R

Fu tu

S 32

¥ñ¨ß

Liang qiu

S 34

±ç¥C

Du bi

S 35

Ã} »ó

Zu san li

S 36

¨¬¤T¨½

Shang ju xu

S 37

¤W¥¨µê

Tiao kou

S 38

±ø ¤f

Xia ju xu

S 39

¤U¥¨µê

Feng long

S 40

¶©

Jie xi

S 41

¸Ñ·Ë

Chong yang

S 42

¨R ¶§

Xian gu

S 43

³´ ¨¦

Nei ting

S 44

¤º ®x

Lidui

S 45

¾ú §I

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4.  The Spleen Channel of Foot- tai yin

¨¬¤Ó³±µÊ ¸g

Yin bai

Sp 1

Áô¥Õ

Da du

Sp 2

¤j³£

Tai bai

Sp 3

¤Ó¥Õ

Gong sun

Sp 4

¤½®]

Shang qiu

Sp 5

°Ó¥C

San yin jiao

Sp 6

¤T³±¥æ

Lou gu

Sp 7

º|¨¦

Di ji

Sp 8

¦a¾÷

Yin ling quan

Sp 9

³±³®¬u

Xue hai

Sp 10

¦å®ü

Ji men

Sp 11

ºßªù

Chong men

Sp 12

¨Rªù

Fu she

Sp 13

©²ªÙ

Fu jie

Sp 14

¸¡µ²

Da heng

Sp 15

¤j¾î

Fu ai

Sp 16

¸¡«s

Shi dou

Sp 17

­¹Äu

Tian xi

Sp 18

¤Ñ·Ë

Xiong xiang

Sp 19

¯Ý¶m

Zhou rong

Sp 20

©Pºa

Da bao

Sp 21

¤j ¥]

5. The Heart Channel Hand-Shao yin jing

 ¤â ¤Ö ³± ¤ß ¸g

ji quan

H 1

Ìå¬u 

Shao  hai

H 3

¤Ö®ü

Ling dao

H 4

ÆF¹D

Tong li

H 5

³q¨½

Yin xi

H 6

³±Óý

Shen men

H 7

¯«ªù

Shao fu

H 8

¤Ö©²

Shao chong

H 9

¤Ö¨R

6. The Small Intestine Channel of hand-tai yang

 ¤â ¤Ó ¶§ ¤p ¸z ¸g

Shao ze

SI 1

¤Ö¿A

Qian gu

SI 2

«e¨¦

Hou xi

SI 3

«á·Ë

Wan gu

SI 4

µÃ°©

Yang gu

SI 5

¶§¨¦

Yang lao

SI 6

¾i¦Ñ

Zhi zheng

SI 7

¤ä¥¿

Xiao hai

SI 8

¤p®ü

Jian zhen

SI 9

ªÓ­s

Nao shu

SI 10

ð}«\

Tian zong

SI 11

¤Ñ©v

Tian chuang

SI 16

¤Ñµ¡

Quan liao

SI 18

ù¯õQ (Òú)

Ting gongI

SI 19

Å¥ ®c

7. The bladder channel of Foot tai yang

¨¬ ¤Ó ¶§ »H ¯Ö ¸g

jing ming

B 1

·ú©ú

zan zhu

B 2

öã¦Ë

tian zhu

B 10

¤Ñ¬W

da zhu

B 11

¤jªV

feng men

B 12

­·ªù

fei shu

B 13

ªÍ«\

jue yin shu

B 14

Ãݳ± «\

xin shu

B 15

¤ß«\

du shu

B 16

·þ«\

ge shu

B 17

»J«\

gan shu

B 18

¨x«\

dan shu

B 19

Áx«\

pi shu

B 20

µÊ«\

wei shu

B 21

­G«\

san jiao shu

B 22

¤TµJ«\

shen shu

B 23

怮\

da chang shu

B 25

¤j¸z«\

xiao chang shu

B 27

¤p¸z«\

pang guang shu

B 28

»H¯Ö«\

bai huan shu

B 30

¥ÕÀô«\

ci liao

B 32

¦¸Òú

cheng fu

B 36

©Ó§ß

yin men

B 37

®ïªù

wei yang

B 39

©e¶§

wei zhong

B 40

©e¤¤

gao huang shu

B 43

»I¨w«\

zhi bian

B 54

¯´Ãä

cheng shan

B 57

©Ó¤s

fei yang

B 56

­¸´­

fu yang

B 59

Ûú´­

kun lun

B 60

©ø¨Ú

pu can

B 61

¥·°Ñ

shen mai

B 62

¥Ó¯ß

jin men

B 63

ª÷ªù

jing gu

B 64

¨Ê°©

shu gu

B 65

§ô°©

zu tong gu

B 66

¨¬³q °©

zhi yin

B 67

¦Ü³±

8. The kidney channel of foot jue yin

¨¬¤Ö ³± µÇ ¸g

yong quan

K 1

¯F¬u

ran gu

K 2

µM¨¦

tai xi

K 3

¤Ó·Ë

da zhong

K 4

¤j¥ò

shi quan

K 5

¤ô¬u

zhao hai

K 6

·Ó®ü

fu liu

K 7

Î`·È

jiao xin

K 8

¥æ«H

zhu bin

K 9

¿v»«

yin gu

K 10

³±¨¦

heng gu

K 11

¾î°©

da he

K 12

¤j»®

qi xue

K 13

®ð¥Þ

si man

K 14

¥|º¡

zhong zhu

K 15

¤¤¬W

huang shu

K 16

¨w«\

shang qu

K 17

°Ó¦±

shi guan

K 18

¥ÛÃö

yin du

K 19

³±³£

fu tong gu

K 20

¸¡³q¨¦

you men

K 21

«Õªù

bu lang

K 22

¨B´Y

shen feng

K 23

¯««Ê

ling xu

K 24

ÆF¼V

shen cang

K 25

¯«ÂÃ

yu zhong

K 26

Ñ{¤¤

shu fu

K 27

«\©²

 9. The Pericardium Channel of Hand - Jueyin

¤â³Ö³±¤ß¥]¸g

tian chi

P 1

¤Ñ¦À

tian guan

P 2

¤ÑÃö

qu ze

P 3

¦±¿A

xi men

P 4

ö\ªù

jian shi

P 5

¶¡¨Ï

nei guan

P 6

¤ºÃö

da ling

P 7

¤j³®

lao gong

P 8

³Ò®c

zhong chong

P 9

¤¤¨R

10. The San Jiao (Triple Warmer) Channel of Hand Shaoyang

¤â¤Ö¶§¤TµJ¸g

guan chong

SJ 1

Ãö½Ä

ye men

SJ 2

²Gªù

zhong zhu

SJ 3

¤¤²Z

yang chi

SJ 4

¶§¦À

wai guan

SJ 5

¥~Ãö

zhi gou

SJ 6

¤ä·¾

hui zong

SJ 7

·|©v

san yang luo

SJ 8

¤T¶§µ¸

si du

SJ 9

¥|Âp

tian jing

SJ 10

¤Ñ¤«

qing leng

SJ 11

²M§N²W

xiao luo

SJ 12

®øïö

nao hui

SJ 13

ð}·|

jian liao

SJ 14

ªÓ

tian liao

SJ 15

¤Ñ

tian you

SJ 16

¤Ñ¼ø

yi feng

SJ 17

Ák­·

yi feng

SJ 18

æ·¯ß

lu si

SJ 19

Æ`®§

jiao sun

SJ 20

¨¤®]

er men

SJ 21

¦Õªù

he liao

SJ 22

©M

si zhu kong

SJ 23

µ·¦ËªÅ

11.The Gallbladder Channel of Foot Shaoyang

¨¬¤Ö¶§Áx¸g

tong zi liao

G 1

Àû¤l

ting hui

G 2

Å¥·|

shang guan

G 3

¤WÃö

han yan

G 4

ÀX¹½

xuan lu

G 5

ÄaÆ`

xuan li

G 6

ÄaÂç

qu bin

G 7

¦±ÆK

shuai gu

G 8

²v¨¦

tian chong

G 9

¤Ñ½Ä

fu bai

G 10

¯B¥Õ

tou qiao yin

G 11

ÀY¬³±

wan gu

G 12

§¹°©

ben shen

G 13

¥»¯«

yang bai

G 14

¶§¥Õ

tou ling qi

G 15

ÀYÁ{ª_

mu chuang

G 16

¥Øµ¡

zheng ying

G 17

¥¿Àç

cheng ling

G 18

©ÓÆF

nao kong

G 19

¸£ªÅ

fen chi

G 20

­·¦À

jian jing

G 21

ªÓ¤«

yuan ye

G 22

²WµÅ

zhe jin

G 23

»³µ¬

ri yue

G 24

¤é¤ë

jing men

G 25

¨Êªù

dai mai

G 26

±a¯ß

wu shu

G27

¤­¼Ï

wei dao

G 28

ºû¹D

ju liao

G 29

©~

huan tiao

G 30

Àô¸õ

feng shi

G 31

­·¥«

zhong du

G 32

¤¤Âp

xi yang guan

G 33

½¥¶§Ãö

yang ling quan

G 34

¶§³®¬u

yang jiao

G 35

¶§¥æ

wai qiu

G 36

¥~¥C

guan ming

G 37

¥ú©ú

yang fu

G 38

¶§»²

xuan zhong

G 39

ÄaÄÁ

qiu xu

G 40

¥C¼V

zu lin qi

G 41

¨¬Á{ª_

di wu hui

G 42

¦a¤­·|

xia xi

G 43

«LÁÆ

zu qiao yin

G 44

¨¬Â¬³±

12.  The Liver Channel of Foot Jue Yin

足 厥 陰 肝 經

Dà dūn

LR1

¤j´°
 Xíng jiān

LR2

¦æ¶¡
Tai chong

LR3

¤Ó¨R
Zhōng fēng

LR 4

¤¤«Ê
 Lì gōu

LR5

Äù·¾
Zhōng dū

LR6

¤¤³£
Xī guān

LR7

½¥Ãö
Qū quán

LR8

¦±¬u
Yīn bāo

LR9

³±¥]
Zú wǔ li

LR10

¨¬¤­¨½
Yīn lián

LR11

³±·G
Jí mài

LR12

«æ¯ß
Zhāng mén

LR13

³¹ªù
Qī mén

LR14

´Áªù

13. Du Channel 督 脈

  Cháng qiáng

DU1ªø±j

  Yāo shū

DU2¸y«\

  Yāo yáng guān

DU3¸y¶§Ãö

  Mìng mén

DU4©Rªù

  Xuán shū

DU5Äa¼Ï

  Jì zhōng

DU6¯á¤¤

  Zhōng shū

DU7¤¤¼Ï

  Jīn suò

DU8µ¬ÁY

  Zhì yáng

DU9¦Ü¶§

  Líng tái

DU10ÆF¥x

  Shén dào

DU11¯«¹D

  Shēn zhù

DU12¨­¬W

  Táo dào

DU13³³¹D

  Yǎ mén

DU15°×ªù

  Fēng fǔ

DU16­·©²

  Nǎo hù

DU17¸£¤á

  Qiáng jiān

DU18±j¶¡

  Hòu dǐng

DU19«á³»

  Bǎi huì

DU20¦Ê·|

  Qián dǐng

DU21«e³»

  Xìng huì

DU22ÉÇ·|

  Shàng xīng

DU23¤W¬P

  Shén tíng

DU24¯«®x

  Sù liáo

DU25¯À髎

  Duì duān

DU27§IºÝ

  Yín jiāo

DU28 Åi¥æ

14. Ren Channel  任 脈

Huì yīnRN1·|³±
Qū gǔRN2¦±°©
Zhōng jíRN3¡@¤¤·¥
Guān yuánRN4Ãö¤¸
Shí ménRN5¥Ûªù
Qì hǎiRN6®ð®ü
Yīn jiāoRN7¡@³±¥æ
Shén quèRN8¯«Âö
Shuǐ fēnRN9¤ô¤À
Xià wǎnRN10¤U×E
Jiàn lǐRN11«Ø¨½
Zhōng wǎnRN12¤¤×E
Shàng wǎnRN13¤W×E
Jù quèRN14¡@¥¨Âö
iū wěiRN15 ¡@¹§§À
Zhōng tíngRN16 ¡@¤¤®x
Dàn zhōngRN17 ¡@í褤
Yù tángRN18 ¡@¥É°ó
Zǐ gōngRN19µµ宫
Huá gàiRN20 ¡@µØ»\
Xuán jīRN21 ¡@梿Y
Tiān tūRN22 ¡@¤Ñ¬ð
Lián quánRN23·G¬u

Chéng jiāng

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The eight extra and odd channels

The channels are ren mai, du mai cong mai, dai mai, yin wei mai, yang wei mai, yang qiao mai. Unless other channels, these odd channels are not related to the organs and do not possess any external or internal combination relationship; thus they are call the eight extra and odd channels.

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