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Acupoints are located in the "meridians"-the path of energy. There are 12 meridians in the human body (in fact, there are 24 symmetrical meridians). In addition, there is a "Ren meridian" in the center of the front of the human body and a "Du meridian" in the center of the back, each with a special meridian running through the whole body. These 14 meridians are lined with human acupoints, which are called "Zheng acupoints", and all of them have 365 acupoints.

This alone is a considerable number, not to mention that there are acupoints in other places. Acupoints other than human meridians are called "positive points", and later "new points" have been discovered one after another. If all these acupoints are counted, the total number of acupoints in the human body far exceeds 1000.

Summary of acupoints:

Head acupoints (front): Head and tail, Ji Fa, Bai Yang, Tang Yin, Youzhu, Enigma, Chengqi, Sibai, Xiang Ying, Shuigou and Tongzi.

Head acupoints (back): Baihui, Houding, Fengfu, Yamen, Gu Wu, Fengchi and Tianzhu.

Head acupoints (side): Temples, Xiaguan, Zhuke, Ermen, Tinggong, Yifeng, Buccal, Daying and Ren Ying.

Abdominal and thoracic acupoints: Tiantu, Zhongshan, Kyubi no Youko, Juque, Zhongwan, Shuishui, Qihai, Guanyuan, Zhongji, Qishe, Fishbone, or Zhongmen, Qimen, Riyue, Tian Shu, Air Cavity, Giant and Dahe.

Acupoints on the back of human body: Dazhui, Daoism, Shen Zhu, Shen Dao, Zhiyang, Jizhong, Zhichuan, Shoujing, Quyuan, Tianzong, Mingmen, Shu Yao, Yaoyangguan, Shangxian, Liu Hua Moxibustion, Fengmen, Feishu, Xinshu, Shu Ge and Ganshu.

Acupoints of human upper limbs: Neiguan, Waiguan, Quchi, Chise, Zhiyang, Kongzui, Legqog, Yangchi, Shenmen, Hegu, Zhongzhu, Shaochong, stiff neck, fingers, Taiyuan, intraoral, gastrointestinal and Shousanli.

Acupoints of human lower limbs: Knee Eye, Liang Qiu, Fuliu, Yingu, Xue Hai, Chengshan, Xiexi, Weizhong, Zusanli, Yanglingquan, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao and Baili.

Acupoints on human feet: Yongquan, Datun, Taichong, Taibai, Taixi, Shenmai, Xu Qiu, Kunlun, Zulin, Xingjian, Neiting, Li Xia, Hypertension, Erlidui, Sanlidui and Achilles tendon.

Human acupoints are related to assassination;

Acupoints refer to places where nerve endings are slightly dense or nerve trunks pass through. The scientific name of acupoints is acupoints, and its aliases are: air bag, qi fu-organs, knot, meeting, bone deficiency, pulse qi and acupoints.

There are about 52 single points, 300 double points, 50 odd points and 720 odd points. There are 108 key points, of which 72 points are generally not fatal when clicked, and the remaining 36 points are fatal points, commonly known as' dead points'.

The dead point is divided into four points: numbness, dizziness and severity, all of which have nine points. It adds up to 36 fatal points. Used as a' killer' in the life-and-death struggle.