Acupuncture chart, bladder channel of foot taiyang, Chinese

Woodcut illustration from an edition of 1537 (16th year of Jiajing reign period of Ming dynasty). The bladder channel of foot taiyang originates at jingming (Eye Bright) and terminates at zhiyin (Reaching Yin). There are 63 acupoints on this channel (i.e. 126 altogether on both sides of the body), all of which are clearly labelled. See 'Lettering' for full list.

Picture title: Bladder channel of foot taiyang. Names of acu-moxa locations: Jingming (Eye Bright); cuanzhu (Gathered Bamboo); quchai (Crooked Curve); wuchu (Fifth Place); chengguang (Receiving Light); tongtian (Connecting with Heaven); luoque (Network Backstep); yuzhen (Jade Pillow); tianzhu (Celestial Pillar); dazhu (Great Shuttle); fengmen (Wind Portal); feishu (Lung Conveyor); jueyinshu (jueyin Conveyor); xinshu (Heart Conveyor); geshu (Diaphragm Conveyor); ganshu (Liver Conveyor); danshu (Gall Bladder Conveyor); pishu (Spleen Conveyor); weishu (Stomach Conveyor); sanjiaoshu (Triple Burner Conveyor); shenshu (Kidney Conveyor); dachangshu (Large Intestine Conveyor); xiaochangshu (Small Intestine Conveyor); pangguangshu (Bladder Conveyor); zhonglüneishu (Inner Mid-spine Conveyor); baihuanshu (White Ring Conveyor); shangliao Upper Crevice); ciliao (Second Crevice); zhongliao (Middle Crevice); xialiao (Lower Crevice); huiyang (Convergence of Yang); chengfu (Hold and Support); yinmen (Portal of Abundance); fuxi (Floating Cleft); weiyang (?); weizhong (Middle of the Crook); fufen (Attached Branch); pohu (Door of the Po Soul); gaohuang (Vital Region Conveyor); shentang (Numinous Hall); yixi (?); geguan (Diaphragm Pass); hunmen (Portal of the Hun Soul); yanggang (Yang Net); yishe (Abode of Thought); weicang (Stomach Granary); huangmen(Vitals Portal); zhishi (Residence of the Will); baohuang (Bladder's Vitals); zhibian (Order's Limit); heyang (Confluence of Yang); chengjin (Receiving the Sinews); chengshan (Supporting the Mountain); feiyang (Soaring Upwards); fuyang (Instep Yang); kunlun (Kunlun); pucan (Servant's Respect); shenmai (Extending Vessel); jinmen (Golden Portal); jinggu (Capital Bone); shugu (Bundled Bone); tonggu (Connecting Valley); zhiyin (Reaching Yin)