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| TH17 | Good control or striking point. Very painful with pressure and lots of physical damage if struck Best if struck back to front. |
| Name | Yi Feng (wind screen) |
| Location | Under the ear at the back of the jaw. |
| TH23 | A very dangerous point because of its proximity to the temple. Can be used as a knockout with a back to front strike. |
| Name | Sizhukong (silken bamboo hollow) |
| Location | Front tip of the temple above the outer crease of the eye |
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*cun is a form of measurement used in traditional Chinese medicine which is the distance between the first and second joint on the middle finger.
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