Which LI point lies on the line connecting LI-11 with LI-15 at approximately three-fifths of the distance from LI-11?

• A. LI-14
• B. LI-10
• C. LI-12
• D. LI-13

Answer: (A)

When locating a point on a channel, you can find it by traveling along the line defined by two known points and using a fractional distance between them. For the Large Intestine channel, LI-11 is at the elbow and LI-15 is at the shoulder, with several LI points lying along the same straight line toward the shoulder. The point that sits on that line about three-fifths of the way from LI-11 to LI-15 is LI-14, which lies in the shoulder region along the LI pathway. The other options do not lie on that specific segment at that fractional distance from LI-11, so LI-14 is the correct choice.