It seems that I have to show my housekeeping skills. Well, the nine acupoints on the head are called Jiugong in Luo Shu: Fengfu, Baihui, Shenting, three single acupoints, Fengchi, Chengling, Touwei and three double acupoints. Detailed location of each acupoint:

Fengfu point: above the neck, on the midline of the back of the neck, touching down from the midline of the head, suddenly touching a depression.

Fengchi point: under the occipital bone at the back of the head, the depression outside the two major tendons (level with Fengfu point). Left and right points.

Baihui point: it is equivalent to the intersection of the center line of the head and the connecting line between the two ear tips (the highest point of the head).

Shenting point: the midline of the head enters the hairline 0.5 inch (thumb half horizontal finger), or the head and tail point with about 4 fingers on Tang Yin point (eyebrows): the front edge of the temple (forehead hairline) is 0.5 inch (thumb half horizontal finger) straight above the hairline. Or put five fingers together to form a plum blossom finger, with the thumb on the temple and the middle finger slightly above. Left and right points.

Chengling point: on the side of the head, the midpoint of the connecting line between Shenting and location begins to measure about 3 inches (four fingers) behind the head, or the tip of the ear goes straight up to four fingers and then forward about one finger. Left and right points. Massage nine points on the head: it can effectively prevent and treat cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases such as intractable headache, dizziness, hypertension, hypotension, insomnia, stroke, hemiplegia, cold, epilepsy, neck stiffness and pain, arteriosclerosis, cerebral blood supply deficiency, Alzheimer's disease, etc. Practice has proved that it has a significant effect on stabilizing blood pressure and preventing brain accidents.