Part I Clinical Performance of Commonly Used Acupuncture Points
  Chapter 1 General Introduction
    Section 1 Meridians and Acupuncture Points
    Section 2 Discussion and Application of Acupuncture Point Functions
    Section 3 General Principles Governing Point Indications
  Chapter 2 Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin
    Section 1 Chize(LU5)
    Section 2 Lieque(LU7)
    Section 3 Shaoshang(LU11)
  Chapter 3 Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming
    Section 1 Hegu(L14)
    Section 2 Quchi(L111)
  Chapter 4 Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming
    Section 1 Xiaguan(ST7)
    Section 2 Tianshu(ST25)
    Section 3 Zusanli(ST36)
    Section 4 Fenglong(ST40)
  Chapter 5 Spleen Meridian of the Foot-Taiyin
    Section 1 Taibai(SP3)
    Section 2 Gongsun(SP4)
    Section 3 Sanyinjiao(SP6)
    Section 4 Yinlingquan(SP9)
  Chapter 6 Heart Meridian of Hand-Shaoyin
    Section 1 Tongli(PC8)
    Section 2 Shenmen(HT7)
  Chapter 7 Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang
    Section 1 Shaoze(SL1)
    Section 2 Houxi(SI3)
  Chapter 8 The Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang
    Section 1 Jingming(BL1)
    Section 2 Feishu(BL13)
    Section 3 Pishu(BL20)
    Section 4 Shenshu(BL23)
    Section 5 Ciliao(BL32)
    Section 6 Weizhong(BL40)
    Section 7 Kunlun(BL60)
  Chapter 9 Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin
    Section 1 Taixi(KI3)
    Section 2 Fuliu(KI7)
  Chapter 10 Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin
    Section 1 Jianshi(PC5)
    Section 2 Neiguan(PC6)
  Chapter 11 Triple Burner Meridian of Hand-Shaoyang
    Section 1 Waiguan(TE5)
    Section 2 Zhigou(TE6)
  Chapter 12 Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang
    Section 1 Fengchi(GB20)
    Section 2 Huantiao(GB30)
    Section 3 Yanglingquan(GB34)
    Section 4 Xuanzhong(GB39)
    Section 5 Qiuxu(GB40)
  Chapter 13 Liver Meridian of Foot-Jueyin
    Section 1 Xingjian(LR2)
    Section 2 Taichong(LR3)
  Chapter 14 Conception Vessel
    Section 1 Guanyuan(CV4)
    Section 2 Shenque(CV8)
    Section 3 Zhongwan(CV12)
    Section 4 Danzhong(CV17)
  Chapter 15 Governor Vessel
    Section 1 Mingmen(GV4)
    Section 2 Dazhui(GV14)
    Section 3 Baihui(GV20)
  Chapter 16 Extraordinary Acupuncture Points
    Section 1 Xiyan(ST35)
    Section 2 Taiyang(EX-HN5)
Part II Common Ancestral Acupuncture and Moxibustion Prescriptions
  Chapter 1 General Introduction
    Section 1 Theory of Prescriptions
    Section 2 Acupuncture and Prescriptions
    Section 3 General Rules for the Range of Application of Prescriptions
  Chapter 2 Categories of Tonifying Prescriptions
    Section 1 Qi-replenishing and Middle-tonifying Prescription
    Section 2 Qi-replenishing and Kidney-tonifying Prescription
    Section 3 Eight Precious Ingredients Prescription
    Section 4 Heart-nourishing Prescription
    Section 5 Nutrient-nourishing Prescription
    Section 6 Returning to Spleen Prescription
  Chapter 3 Categories of Warming Yang Prescriptions
    Section 1 Right-restoring Prescription
    Section 2 Kidney Qi Prescription
    Section 3 Cold-extremities Prescriptions
  Chapter 4 Categories of Heat-clearing Prescriptions
    Section 1 Liver-clearing and Gallbladder-purging Prescription
    Section 2 Eight Ingredient Rectification Prescription
    Section 3 Clear-mind Prescription
  Chapter 5 Categories of Qi and Blood Regulating Prescriptions
    Section 1 Qi and Blood-activating Prescription
    Section 2 Yang-tonifying and Five-returning Decoction
  Chapter 6 Categories of Wind-expelling Prescriptions
    Section 1 Rubella Prescription
    Section 2 Liver-pacifying and Wind-extinguishing Prescription
  Chapter 7 Categories of Phlegm-expelling Prescriptions
  Chapter 8 Categories of Spirit-tranquilizing Prescriptions
  Chapter 9 Categories of Regulating the Digestive System Prescriptions
    Section 1 Stomach-harmonizing and Middle-smoothing Prescription
    Section 2 Stomach-harmonizing and Adverse-lowering Prescription
    Section 3 Middle-warming and Stomach-harmonizing Prescription
    Section 4 Stomach and Intestine Purgative Prescription
Part III Clinical Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
  Chapter 1 General Introduction
    Section 1 Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment is the Essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine
    Section 2 Essentials of Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Clinical Treatment
  Chapter 2 Internal Medicine Conditions and Treatments
    Section 1 Headache
    Section 2 Dizziness
    Section 3 Wheezing Syndrome
    Section 4 Insomnia
    Section 5 Stomachache
    Section 6 Depression Syndrome
    Section 7 Diarrhea
    Section 8 Dysentery
    Section 9 Ischuria, Retention of Urine
    Section 10 Impotence
    Section 11 Seminal Emission, Spontaneous Seminal Emission
    Section 12 Wind Stroke, Apoplexy
    Section 13 Facial Paralysis
    Section 14 Low Back Pain
    Section 15 Impediment Disease, Arthralgia
    Section 16 Atrophy-flaccidity Syndrome
  Chapter 3 Gynecological and Pediatric Conditions and Treatments
    Section 1 Leukorrheal Disease
    Section 2 Dysmenorrhea
    Section 3 Agalactia
    Section 4 Epidemic Encephalitis B
  Chapter 4 Syndrome and Treatment of Conditions of the Five Senses and Surgery
    Section 1 Eyelid Ptosis
    Section 2 Tinnitus and Deafness
    Section 3 Urticaria