Acupuncture
Acupuncture points: 3D atlas and location
Locate codes (ST36, LI4…), pinyin and landmarks on Meridiania: deep sheets, 3D body and learning paths for acupuncture and shiatsu students.
Indexable sheets
Each point has its own URL, relationships (meridian, family, region) and long-tail copy for study and search discovery.
From paper to body
The 3D atlas places the tsubo in spatial context. Combine with quiz and flashcards to lock code + location + traditional function.
Beyond the isolated point
Yuan/luo/shu/mu families, lineages and system comparison — one map for acupuncture and shiatsu vocabularies.
Educational acupuncture
Map, measure and families. For studying codes and landmarks, not for prescribing a treatment.
What is a cun
The body's proportional unit: thumb cun, proportional cun and examples such as ST36.
WHO codes
ST36, E36 and Ma36 are the same point. How to read the code by language.
Point families
Yuan, luo, back-shu, mu and confluent points. One family per session.
Locate on the body
Bone and cun drill before memorising the sheet.
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Frequently asked questions
Educational guidance on this Meridiania study pillar.
- How do I study an acupuncture point on Meridiania?
- Open the sheet by code (e.g. /points/st36), locate it in the 3D atlas and reinforce with quiz/flashcards. Vocabulary and landmarks — not a clinical protocol.
- Are yuan, luo, shu and mu points included?
- Yes. The dictionary groups classical families and links them to the graph and 3D body.