When I was a child, I watched martial arts movies, and I especially envied the martial arts masters on TV. All I have to do is click on the acupoint, and people will be settled. So I often played acupuncture games with my neighbors when I was a child. So does acupuncture really exist on TV?

In fact, our human body has 720 acupoints, which is very complicated. In Chinese medicine, when the human body feels uncomfortable, it can be relieved by massaging some acupoints or acupuncture. For example, when we have a headache, we can massage Hegu point, which can relieve the headache. For example, pressing the Neiguan point on the wrist can play a calming role. Therefore, if the acupoints on the human body are damaged, it will cause numbness, pain, acid, swelling and other symptoms.

However, just like on TV, when a person acupoints, his whole body is fixed, and some scenes that he can't even speak actually don't exist. Those scenes are just for the needs of the story. In order to enrich the story, the author added some unreal martial arts scenes.

However, acupuncture does exist in life, but the form is different from that in TV. Different acupoints and different strengths will present different feelings. Two-instrument boxing is a mysterious boxing method, which integrates fighting, fitness and health preservation. The acupoints in Liangyi Boxing are influenced by different times, different acupoints and different energies, so opponents will have different states, some will make their whole body limp, and some will make their limbs uncontrollable. Moreover, after being acupunctured, taking medicine and injection is ineffective and can only be solved with two fists.

The principle of acupuncture and moxibustion is that meridians can't work normally, blood can't flow around, and joints can't be dominated by clicking each other's acupoints. Acupoint selection is relative to acupuncturing liquid, so you can't choose acupoints at will.