Acupuncture chart, kidney channel of foot shaoyin, Chinese

Woodcut illustration from an edition of 1537 (16th year of Jiajing reign period of Ming dynasty). The kidney channel of foot shaoyin originates at yongquan (Gushing Spring) and terminates at shufu (Conveyor Mansion). There are 27 acu-moxa locations on this channel, i.e. 54 altogether on both sides of the body, all of which are clearly labelled. See 'Lettering' for full list of point names.

Picture Title: Kidney channel of foot shaoyin. Acu-moxa locations: Yongquan (Gushing Spring); rangu (Blazing Valley); taixi (Great Stream); dazhong (Great Bell); zhaohai (Shining Sea); shuiquan (Water Spring); fuliu (Returning Current); jiaoxin (Exchange Belief); zhubin (Guest House); yingu (Yin Valley); henggu (Pubic Bone); dahe (Great Glory); qixue (Qi Cavern); siman (Four Fullnesses); zhongzhu (Middle Flow); huangshu (Vitals Conveyor); shangqu (Shang Bend); shiguan (Stone Pass); yindu (Yin Metropolis); tonggu (Connecting Valley); youmen (Hidden Portal); bulang (Pacing the Corridor); shenfeng (Numinous Seal); lingxu (Spirit Ruin); shencang (Numinous Granary); yuzhong (Comfortable Chest); shufu (Conveyor Mansion)