Point families
Jing-River
Fourth five-shu; traditionally linked to cough/voice and channel flow. Educational list of Jing-River points in the Meridiania atlas with sheets, meridians and 3D view.
Fourth five-shu; traditionally linked to cough/voice and channel flow.
Educational atlas of TCM points and meridians, classical extras and Japanese overlays (Masunaga, Namikoshi). Not medical advice.
12 points
- BL60Kunlun · Kunlun Mountains
- GB38Yangfu · Yang Assistance
- HT4Lingdao · Spirit Path
- KI7Fuliu · Returning Current
- LI5Yangxi · Yang Stream
- LR4Zhongfeng · Middle Seal
- LU8Jingqu · Channel Gutter
- PC5Jianshi · Intermediate Messenger
- SI5Yanggu · Yang Valley
- SP5Shangqiu · Shang Mound
- ST41Jiexi · Stream Divide
- TE6Zhigou · Branch Ditch
Keep exploring
- TCM vs MasunagaCompare classical channels and Zen Shiatsu extensions.
- View on bodySearch and filter 361 channel points plus extras and Japanese lineages.
- Jing-WellTerminal five-shu point; traditionally linked to clearing acute/heat themes and channel extremities.
- Ying-SpringSecond five-shu point; often studied with heat/clearing and channel dynamics.
- Shu-StreamThird five-shu; yuan-source on yin channels; bi/pain and damp themes in educational texts.
- He-SeaFifth five-shu near elbows/knees; organ/fu regulation themes in channel theory.