Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture

Study applications of Jiugong Flying-Star theory in acupuncture, building a systematic framework through the body's nine-palace model, special zang-fu connections, Taiji holographic correspondence, and point selection using few needles.

Course Introduction

Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture is taught by Instructor Zeng Zhenhua. It combines nine-palace flying-star theory with acupuncture point-selection reasoning, covering the body's nine palaces, alternative zang-fu connections, Taiji holographic correspondences, the five shu points, and approaches using few needles. Its learning concept likens points to stars and needling to arranging a formation. Fewer needles and clearer selection logic are used to explain traditional qi transformation and meridian-balancing approaches. Suitable for learners with acupuncture foundations, clinical acupuncture practitioners, and TCM students seeking systematic study of a specialist method, the course moves beyond point memorization. Theory, point selection, combinations, and case analysis develop reasoning from identifying a problem to choosing points.

What You Will Learn

Learn the history and basic theory of Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture, zang-fu interconnections, Taiji holographic correspondences, distribution of the five transport points, and uses of the body's nine palaces within the needling system.

Modules address heart-related concerns, glucose metabolism, shoulders, lumbar spine, sciatic nerve, tennis elbow, breast and gynecological topics, heel pain, ankle sprain, knee pain, acute neck stiffness, toothache, rhinitis, headache, urinary frequency, stomach discomfort, facial paralysis, and post-stroke regulation approaches. The course develops a specialist needling learning path emphasizing few needles, precision, clear combinations, and easy review.

Course Outline

Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 01: Heart Disease — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Studies - Lesson 02 - Diabetes - Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 03: Frozen Shoulder — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 04: Lumbar Disc Herniation and Sciatica — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Studies - Lesson 05 - Cervical Spondylosis - Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 06: Facial Paralysis — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Studies - Lesson 07 - Stroke and Hemiplegia - Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 08: Breast Hyperplasia — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Discussion — Lesson 09: Uterine Fibroids — Zeng Zhenhua

[Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture] Case Studies - Lesson 10 - Infertility - Zeng Zhenhua

Student Feedback

I used to feel overwhelmed by the number of points. Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture presents clear point-selection logic, and its few-needle approach is very thought-provoking.

Ms. Zhou / Learner in Malaysia

★★★★★

The special zang-fu connections and Taiji holographic-correspondence sections helped me greatly. It felt like learning an assessment framework rather than points alone.

Victor Lim / Singapore learner

★★★★☆

Some acupuncture background is helpful before taking this course. Theory and practice are closely connected and require repeated review.

Mr. Chen / Chinese learner in Canada

★★★★★

Zeng Zhenhua

Instructor for Jiugong Flying-Star Acupuncture

Student of the Sun Simiao tradition and Zhang Zhongyuan's needling lineage; recipient of the epithet 'Southwest King of Golden Needles.' Has long worked in acupuncture practice, the organization of distinctive needling methods, and teaching. The course combines Jiugong Flying-Star methods, zang-fu interconnections, Taiji holographic correspondences, and five-transport-point theory to develop fewer-needle selection and whole-body balancing approaches.