Wei Family Maidao Qixue Yizhentong Acupuncture

Course Introduction

Taught by Wei Yongqin, Wei Family Maidao Qi-and-Blood One-Needle Method follows TCM meridian and pulse-assessment theories. It organizes cun-guan-chi positioning, pulse-taking direction, qi-and-blood pulse observation and related needling within one study framework, helping learners understand the connections the course draws between pulse characteristics and technique.

Available materials include foundational understanding, core teaching content, and in-person study arrangements. Priorities include zang-fu correspondences at cun, guan, and chi pulse positions, observation of different pulse sensations, needling concepts associated with Neiguan, and introductions to supporting topics such as pulse-channel manipulation and cupping. Confirm class formats, schedules, and suitability through further inquiry.

This page introduces the course and does not provide individual diagnosis or medicinal advice. Actual procedures such as needling require appropriately qualified professional guidance. Do not stop medication, manage emergencies, or replace formal healthcare based on this introduction.

What You Will Learn

Organize the cun–guan–chi and zang-fu-location framework, identifying the locations and correspondences relevant to pulse study.

Explore the materials on pulse-palpation direction and standards, developing an approach to comparing pulse sensations and recording observations.

Explore the course's discussion of qi and blood origins and states, distinguishing concept study, pulse observation, and specific diagnostic and treatment judgments.

Explore Neiguan-related needling and the course concepts of supplementing, pushing, and regulating, recognizing that needling practice requires professional guidance and standardized training.

Use the body-region topics listed in the materials to understand how the course organizes pulse sensations, symptoms, contraindications and subsequent observation.

Explore supplementary topics such as pulse pushing and cupping, and the class format of questions and answers and mutual pulse palpation, so you can clarify your priorities when inquiring.

Course Outline

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

Lesson 00 — What Is Qixue Yizhentong Acupuncture? — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 01 — Methods of Pulse Assessment — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 02 — The Circulation of Qi and Blood — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 03 — Insomnia, Anxiety Disorders, Headache, Dizziness, Mental Fogginess and Cerebral Thrombosis — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 04 — Persistent Rhinitis in Children, Nosebleeds, Pneumonia and Shortness of Breath — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 05 — High Blood Lipids, Tachycardia and Liver Cirrhosis — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 06 — Dry and Sore Eyes, Amblyopia, Floaters and Blurred Vision — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 07 — Cataracts, Myopia, Hyperthyroidism, Liver Yang Rising, Cerebral Haemorrhage and Protruding Eyes — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 08 — Eye Gaze, Strabismus and Easy Fatigue — Wei Yongqin

Lesson 09 — Stomatitis, Oral Ulcers, Oral Cancer, Enteritis, Colitis and Small Intestinal Ulcers

Wei Yongqin

Instructor of Wei Family Maidao Qi-and-Blood One-Needle Method

Wei Yongqin teaches Wei Family Maidao Qi-and-Blood One-Needle Method. The available materials focus on cun-guan-chi positioning, qi-and-blood pulse characteristics and related needling, with supporting topics such as pulse-pushing and cupping.