Yongquan (KI1) — anatomical left

Gushing spring — sole press

Yongquan is the Kidney-channel well point on the sole, used here as the closing grounding press after the circuit rises and returns through the limbs. The anatomical-left sole marker is rendered at x > 0.5, with the sole itself represented by the front-view foot silhouette rather than a literal dorsal surface.

Baihui (GV20)Yintang (EX-HN3)Fengchi (GB20) — anatomical rightFengchi (GB20) — anatomical leftJianjing (GB21) — anatomical rightJianjing (GB21) — anatomical leftDanzhong (CV17)Zhongwan (CV12)Tianshu (ST25) — anatomical rightTianshu (ST25) — anatomical leftGuanyuan (CV4)Zusanli (ST36) — anatomical rightZusanli (ST36) — anatomical leftTaichong (LR3) — bilateral pairYongquan (KI1) — anatomical rightYongquan (KI1) — anatomical leftYongquan (KI1) — anatomical left

Point 16 of 16 in Anmo-Tuina Acupressure — self-massage circuit

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Nan Jing (Classic of Difficult Issues) (primary_canonical)

Nan Jing, Difficulties 66 and 68, discusses the yuan-source system and the five shu point classes; this supplies the Kidney-channel diagnostic framework around Yongquan (KI1), not a modern point-location specification.

Claude Diolosa, TCM tuina teaching texts (secondary)

WHO Scientific Group, International Standard Acupuncture Nomenclature (secondary)

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