PC 1 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 1, Abbreviated as PC 1 or P 1, Transliterated Tianchi in Chinese, Heavenly Pool in English. PC
Pericardium Meridian Points
The Pericardium Meridian, also known as the Heart Protector Meridian, runs from the chest to the middle finger, passing through the upper limbs, and it plays a role in circulating Qi and blood to the upper body, especially the heart area. There are 9 acupoints along the Pericardium Meridian, abbreviated as PC or P (e.g., PC1, PC9).
PC 2 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 2, Abbreviated as PC 2 or P 2, Transliterated Tianquan in Chinese, Heavenly Spring in English. PC
PC 3 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 3, Abbreviated as PC 3 or P 3, Transliterated Quze in Chinese, Marsh at the Crook in
PC 4 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 4, Abbreviated as PC 4 or P 4, Transliterated Ximen in Chinese, Xi-Cleft Gate in English. PC
PC 5 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 5, Abbreviated as PC 5 or P 5, Transliterated Jianshi in Chinese, Intermediate Messenger in English. PC
PC 6 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 6, Abbreviated as PC 6 or P 6, Transliterated Neiguan in Chinese, Inner Pass in English. PC
PC 7 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 7, Abbreviated as PC 7 or P 7, Transliterated Daling in Chinese, Great Mound in English. PC
PC 8 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 8, Abbreviated as PC 8 or P 8, Transliterated Laogong in Chinese, Palace of Toil in English.
PC 9 Acupuncture Point
Pericardium 9, Abbreviated as PC 9 or P 9, Transliterated Zhongchong in Chinese, Middle Rushing in English. PC