1. Meridian-beware of body drought and flood. Meridian is the main body of meridian, which can be divided into two categories: serious meridian and strange meridian. There are twelve classics and eight strange classics. If the Twelve Meridians are endless rivers, then the Eight Meridians of Strange Meridians are like a reservoir. At ordinary times, when the twelve meridians's qi and blood are constantly flowing, the eight strange meridians will also run normally and calmly; Once the twelve meridians is short of qi and blood, the water in the reservoir of the Eight Meridians will be added to the rivers; If the twelve meridians's qi and blood are too much and too turbulent, the pool will also increase its reserves and slow down the flow of qi and blood. Only in this way can the normal function of the human body be balanced.
(1) There are twelve meridians in the twelve meridians, namely, the three yin meridians of the hand and foot and the three yang meridians of the hand and foot, which are collectively called "the twelve meridians" and are the main components of the meridian system. They belong to twelve zang-fu organs respectively, and each meridian is given different names according to the theory of Yin and Yang, combining different parts of the hand, foot, inside and outside, front, middle and back. The names of the twelve meridians are: lung meridian of hand Taiyin, pericardium meridian of hand Jueyin, heart meridian of hand Shaoyin, large intestine meridian of hand Yangming, triple energizer meridian of hand Shaoyang, small intestine meridian of hand Taiyin, spleen meridian of foot Taiyin, liver meridian of foot Jueyin, kidney meridian of foot Shaoyin, stomach meridian of foot Yangming, gallbladder meridian of foot Shaoyang and bladder meridian of foot Taiyang.
The twelve meridians is the main channel of qi and blood circulation. Through the connection of yin and yang of hands and feet, it spreads from one meridian to another, forming an endless injection system. Just like a flowing river, qi and blood can enter the viscera, reach the muscle surface through the meridians and run the whole body.
(2) Eight Extraordinary Classics Eight Extraordinary Classics are the general names of Ren, Du, Chong, Dai, Yinqiao, Yangqiao, Yin Wei and impotence. Different from the twelve meridians, they are not directly subordinate to the zang-fu organs, and there is no relationship between the exterior and the interior, so they are called strange classics. Its function is to communicate the relationship between the twelve meridians and regulate the accumulation and infiltration of Qi and blood in the twelve meridians.
(3) the twelve meridians the twelve meridians is a meridian separated from the twelve meridians, mainly to strengthen the connection between the two meridians in the twelve meridians. Because it has reached some organs and body parts that Zheng Zheng has not reached, it can make up for the deficiency of Zheng Zheng.
2. Collaterals-beware of traffic jams between qi and blood. Collaterals are branches of meridians, which are divided into different collaterals, floating collaterals and sun collaterals, and play a role in transporting qi and blood to the human body.
(1) Fifteen collaterals, one for the twelve meridians and one for Ren Du. Together with the spleen collaterals, there are fifteen collaterals, which are named after the acupoints emitted by the fifteen collaterals. It has the functions of communicating the relationship between exterior and interior meridians, controlling floating collaterals and sun collaterals, infiltrating qi and blood and nourishing the whole body.
(2) The smallest branch of the Sun Collateral from other collaterals is called "Sun Collateral", which has the same function as floating collaterals to distribute qi and blood and nourish the whole body.
(3) collaterals floating in the whole body and superficial parts are called "floating collaterals" and distributed on the skin surface. Its main function is to transmit qi and blood and nourish the whole body.
With this analysis, the schematic diagram of human meridians is as clear as the road traffic map of a city, and the meridians are not so complicated.