Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition
Study Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture's theoretical framework, six-aspect location analysis, extraordinary points, and clinical point-selection logic. Build a clearer learning pathway through the depth of a condition, tissue layers, and selection of needling techniques.
About This Course
Course Introduction
This course is taught by Zhou Lei. The Zhou family's Liuti system developed from family-transmitted acupuncture, using skin, flesh, vessels, sinews, bones, and spirit as six aspects for locating concerns. It combines Zhou Family extraordinary points with traditional combinations to explain point selection, techniques, and procedures for different depths and layers. The course is intended for TCM practitioners, acupuncture enthusiasts, rehabilitation and therapy practitioners, and beginners seeking practical acupuncture study. It introduces Liuti theory, twelve Zhou Family extraordinary points, analysis of common concerns, procedural standards, and clinical application contexts to build a framework that is easier to understand, remember, and review.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
This course systematically introduces Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture's core theory and its six-body location approach: skin, flesh, vessels, sinews, bones, and spirit. Learn to analyze concerns by tissue level and develop corresponding point-selection and needling approaches.
The course introduces twelve Zhou Family extraordinary points: Sanguan, Xinfei, Bishang, Tunzhong, Ersizheng, Jiansizheng, Zhousizheng, Wanbi, Feisizheng, Yao Bailao, Xi Bailao, and Huai Bailao. Cases of common pain, musculoskeletal concerns, respiratory concerns, and sense-organ concerns connect theory with practical contexts.
After study, you will better understand the reasoning behind point selection, needle insertion, and distinguishing tissue levels, giving later review and practice a clearer direction.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The original site publicly lists the first 10 of 28 lessons.
- 01
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 01: Principles and Needling Techniques — Zhou Lei
- 02
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 02: Introduction to Zhou Family Extraordinary Points — Zhou Lei
- 03
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 03 - Knee Arthritis - Zhou Lei
- 04
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 04: Cervical Spondylosis — Zhou Lei
- 05
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 05: Frozen Shoulder — Zhou Lei
- 06
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 06 - Tennis Elbow - Zhou Lei
- 07
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 07: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome — Zhou Lei
- 08
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 08: Finger-Joint Arthritis — Zhou Lei
- 09
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 09 - Thoracic Interspinous and Supraspinous Ligament Inflammation - Zhou Lei
- 10
[Zhou Family Liuti Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 10: Superior Cluneal Nerve Injury — Zhou Lei
Learning Experiences
Student Feedback
Acupuncture knowledge used to feel scattered. The six-aspect framework helped me understand it through the depth of the affected area and point-selection logic, making the learning pathway much clearer.
The course goes beyond concepts, teaching the six-body framework, extraordinary points, needling methods, and common applications together, making connections easier during review.