Bone degree 7
Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian 21
Hand Yangming Large Intestine Sutra 33
Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian 51
Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian 81
Hand Shaoyin Heart Sutra 101
Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian 109
Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian 125
Posterior nerve nerve 171
Sugwol ​​Eumsim Circumcision (Hand-厥陰心包經) 191
Hand Shaoyang Sancho Gyeong (Hand Shaoyang Sancho Gyeong) 199
Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian 217
Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian 253
Du-maek (督脈) 265
Immaek (任脈) 289
Awesome Qihyeol (經外奇穴) 309
Other acupuncture points 349
Index 356

The circulation of meridians and the location of acupoints are key biometric information that serve as the theoretical basis for diagnosis and treatment.
In the previously published acupuncture (upper and lower part) textbook, the location and acupuncture point intake were based on existing medical books, and the WHO standard acupuncture point locations were actively reflected.
In particular, there was a need for a handbook-style booklet to help learners select acupoint locations and take points, so a standard acupoint handbook was created, and a revised edition has now been published.
This handbook textbook utilizes illustrations and photographs based on anatomical markers to help readers identify actual locations. It was compiled to aid in learning acupoints and to facilitate efficient acupuncture in clinical settings, and it can also be easily used as a clinical guideline.
I would like to express my gratitude to the professors in charge of meridian and acupoint studies at Korean medicine universities and graduate schools across the country, as well as the staff at Jeongdam Publishing, who worked hard to publish this textbook.


National College of Oriental Medicine and Graduate School of Oriental Medicine
Meridian and Acupoint Textbook Compilation Committee