The standard acupuncture model is a widely used teaching aid in traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture training. Its main function is to visually display the meridians and acupoint distribution in the human body, helping learners systematically master the basic knowledge of acupuncture. This model is usually made in scale to a real person, with the fourteen meridians and the locations of commonly used acupoints clearly marked on the surface, enabling students to deepen their memory and establish a three-dimensional spatial concept through observation and touch.

In teaching, it can assist teachers in explaining the methods of acupoint location and the laws of meridian circulation, enhancing the intuitiveness and accuracy of learning. Meanwhile, the standard acupuncture model is also often used for operational practice. Learners can conduct simulation exercises on acupuncture techniques, needle insertion angles and depths on it, thus repeatedly training without harming real people and reducing learning risks.

In addition, this model also holds significant value in traditional Chinese medicine research, academic exchanges, and popular science exhibitions, and can vividly present the theoretical system of traditional Chinese acupuncture to the public. In conclusion, the standard acupuncture model is not only an important tool for traditional Chinese medicine teaching, but also a bridge connecting theory and practice, playing an irreplaceable role in cultivating qualified acupuncture talents.