The female human body acupuncture model is a commonly used teaching aid in acupuncture teaching and clinical training. It is designed based on the anatomical proportions of the female human body, with the meridians' directions and the positions of the main acupoints marked on the surface, which is both intuitive and practical. To better exert its teaching role, the following steps can generally be followed during operation:

First of all, before use, the integrity of the model should be checked to ensure that the meridian markers and acupoint numbers are clearly visible. Place the model on a stable platform or stand for observation and operation.

Secondly, learners should, in combination with textbooks or acupoint maps, gradually become familiar with the locations of acupoints according to their numbers. You can start with the commonly used acupoints, perform point pressing and positioning, and establish a sense of spatial perception of the meridians. Subsequently, select the appropriate practice needle and carry out the needle-insertion practice under the premise of ensuring safety, paying attention to mastering the Angle and depth of the needle insertion.

Secondly, teachers can use models to demonstrate operations, explain the directions of different meridians and the rules for selecting acupoints, and help students form a learning mode that combines theory with practice.

Finally, after use, gently wipe the surface of the model to keep it clean and store it properly, avoiding moisture or direct sunlight to extend its service life.

Overall, the female human body acupuncture model can not only visually present meridians and acupoints, but also provide a safe and repetitive practice platform for acupuncture skills training. It is an indispensable important tool in traditional Chinese medicine education.