The standard anatomical acupuncture model is a teaching tool that integrates anatomical teaching and acupuncture training. Its main function is to help trainees intuitively understand the distribution of meridians and acupoints in the human body as well as related anatomical structures.

This model is designed in accordance with the standard human body scale, usually covering the commonly used meridian systems and the positions of major acupoints in the human body, and clearly marking the meridian directions and acupoint names on the surface, which is convenient for learning and searching. Through this model, trainees can directly observe the distribution characteristics of meridians and acupoints in various parts of the human body and establish a connection between theory and practice.

Meanwhile, the model is made of simulated materials and can be used for acupuncture training, allowing trainees to repeatedly operate and master the correct needle insertion Angle, depth and technique, thereby forming standardized clinical operation habits. Some advanced versions also incorporate transparent structures or detachable designs to display the positions of internal organs and bones, further deepening the understanding of anatomical relationships.

This model is widely applied in the teaching of traditional Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion, anatomy classes, and vocational skills assessments. It can effectively enhance learners' theoretical level and practical ability, laying a solid foundation for clinical application.