This book is based on the meridian routes, meridian locations, and main symptoms of meridian points contained in "Acupuncture Dacheng", and interprets a total of 333 meridian points. This book uses a unique vision and perspective to explore the origins of the names of acupoints, and analyze the connotations hidden beneath the acupoint names. It combines the content, related allusions, and historical stories in the Nei Jing, Difficult Classics, Shangshu, Zhouli, Shuowen, Erya, and other classics to explain the connections between acupoint names and locations, main symptoms, taboos, etc. This book reveals the meaning of acupoint names by interpreting acupoint names, and explains that acupoint names are a guideline for the functions, indications, and location information of meridian points; it is an excellent work that demonstrates the "easy to use and unforgettable" characteristics advocated by "Lingshu".
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