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Lingshu Copper Di-Needle Sinew-Point Method
Explore Lingshu Copper Di-Needle Sinew-Point Method through the tool, regional observation, and point-pressing study, while distinguishing theory, demonstrations, and practical requirements.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Lingshu Copper Di-Needle Sinew-Point Method is taught by Instructor Wang Yunting. The materials cover the copper di tool, regional divisions, and point-pressure reasoning. Themes include three regional sections, local-distant correspondences, and traditional concepts such as ashi points, helping learners understand the organization of observation and manual content before asking about specific course arrangements.
Further topics include other tools, sinew regulation, and ear points. Confirm the basic course scope before deciding on further study. Review regional concepts, tools, and questions from demonstrations rather than point locations alone. Practice in different body regions requires knowledge of contraindications and compliant professional guidance.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
Understand basic concepts concerning copper di-needle tools and point-pressing study.
Explore the three regional sections, correspondences, and ashi-point concepts.
Distinguish the learning priorities of basic techniques and advanced tool-based topics.
Distinguish the requirements for theoretical reading, instructor demonstration, and actual application.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The first 10 entries of the course outline are shown below, retaining their original order and numbering.
- 01
Lesson 01: Course Foreword
- 02
Lesson 02: Origins of the Di-Needle
- 03
Lesson 03: Three Main Features of Wang Family Di-Needle Point Methods
- 04
Lesson 04: Di-Needle Modifications
- 05
Lesson 05: Modern Fascia Theory and Traditional Meridians
- 06
Lesson 06: Three-Section Region Selection in Body Holographic Correspondence
- 07
Lesson 07: Using Pain to Locate Points—Ashi Points
- 08
Lesson 08: Di-Needle Point Work—Three Techniques
- 09
Lesson 09: Procedures and Contraindications
- 10
Lesson 10: Limb Pain 01—Tension-Type Headache