Interactive referenceSelected published points

Explore the Abdominal
Point Atlas

Explore selected abdominal points used in published Bo's Abdominal Acupuncture protocols, with international codes, Chinese names and proportional chart positions.

13point definitions
18visible map markers
EN · 中文bilingual point names

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This original male torso diagram is a proportional learning aid, not an anatomical measurement tool. Select one entry at a time; paired points illuminate on both sides.

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Proportional view · upper 8 / lower 5 / lateral 6
Proportional abdominal point map on a male torso A front-view male body from the upper torso to the hips. Shenque at the navel is the origin of an upper eight, lower five and bilateral six B-cun proportional grid. CV8 神阙 MALE FRONT VIEW · PROPORTIONAL B-CUN GRID
Standard pointProportional B-cun axisReference anchor
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Atlas Content and Reference Framework

This edition presents standard meridian points referenced against the WHO point-location standard and selected BAA publications. Locations are expressed in body-proportional B-cun measurements rather than fixed centimeters.

Included in the Atlas

International point codes, pinyin and Chinese names, paired/midline status, relative chart positions and source context.

Professional Training

Needling depth, manipulation, treatment prescriptions, diagnosis and patient-specific anatomical guidance are reserved for supervised professional training.

Educational reference only. This atlas is not a guide to self-treatment or clinical needling. Point location and treatment must be taught and performed by appropriately qualified practitioners in accordance with local law and professional standards.