Uniting point

See transport point.

Etymology

Chinese: 合 hé, merge, unite. The 五俞穴 wǔ shū xuè, the five transports are named by analogy to five stages in the course of a river. 合穴 is the last point, where the river merges, or unites 合, with the sea.

Uniting Points

• LU-5 (Cubit Marsh, 尺泽 chǐ zé)
• LI-11 (Pool at the Bend, 曲池 qū chí)
• ST-36 (Leg Three Lǐ, 足三里 zú sān lǐ)
• SP-9 (Yīn Mound Spring, 阴陵泉 yīn líng quán)
• HT-3 (Lesser Sea, 少海 shào hǎi)
• SI-8 (Small Sea, 小海 xiǎo hǎi)
• BL-40 (Bend Center, 委中 wěi zhōng)
• KI-10 (Yīn Valley, 阴谷 yīn gǔ)
• PC-3 (Marsh at the Bend, 曲泽 qū zé)
• TB-10 (Celestial Well, 天井 tiān jǐng)
• GB-34 (Yáng Mound Spring, 阳陵泉 yáng líng quán)
• LR-8 (Spring at the Bend, 曲泉 qū quán)