Xie Heqing, the author of "Kanyu Pour the Staff Jue", whose courtesy name is Juezhai, is unique to Yu Yuanzi. He has the Shenbao Sutra and the Tianbao Sutra handed down to the world. This book specifically talks about the method of making acupuncture points. The book consists of thirty-six chapters, each chapter summarizing the main theme of the chapter in the form of four-character quatrains. There are also three chapters on high mountains, flat land, and four responses, which describe water and mountain methods in detail, many of which have precise meanings. The annotator is Gao Mao, whose courtesy name is Shimian and his nickname is Wangjing. According to the index of the titles of Jinshi in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Gao Mao was a native of Tongliang, Sichuan. He was the 135th Jinshi in the third grade of Jichou Branch in the eighth year of Jiajing (1529 AD). Ren Qintian held the pot straight, from the eighth grade, carved holes in the pot with the leakage in his palm, tested the stars in the dim light, and struck the bells and drums to tell the time. Proficient in the study of Kanyu, he taught Xie Heqing one by one the thirty-six tactics of the inverted stick, analyzed them piece by piece, discovered the wonders of the inverted stick, and deeply distinguished the faults of the hexagrams. Kao is a book with a preface by Gao Mao and was completed in Renchen, the 11th year of Jiajing.
