OE NE END NN NE NIN INND 9 N seased areas of the trunk (including the Three Jiao and Zang Fu located within these areas), ee EET EDS BORN SEMEN ODEN ji (A) ye Taiji (A) diseased parts of extremities are projected onto corresponding areas of other extrer o limb correspondence is found originally in martial arts and Qigong classics, and in the internal scribed as the Three External Harmonies (S}=&) of the Six Harmonies (7<4). Another appre ding this kind of Taiji is perhaps implicit in the Su Wen Chapter 63 on Miu Ci, the so-called mis| nstead of needling a diseased area, “the piercing is applied on the basis of a crosswise cont 2ft and right” (commentary by Hu Tianxiong, cited in Unschuld and Tessenow 2011, p.131). netric” rules for the Large Taiji correspondence of the extremities are depicted in our figure T-2. Ko] R=) Correspondence Arm - Leg Inverse Correspondence Arm - Leg Fig. T-2