The standard acupuncture model is a fundamental teaching aid in the teaching and clinical training of traditional Chinese acupuncture. Its significance lies in providing a unified, standardized and intuitive reference standard for the learning of meridians and acupoints. The model is made based on the anatomical proportions of the human body and the national standards for locating acupoints, accurately marking the positions of the fourteen meridians and commonly used acupoints. It helps learners systematically master the direction of meridians and the distribution of acupoints, avoiding understanding deviations caused by individual differences.

In teaching, the standard acupuncture model can visualize the abstract theory of meridians, enhance the effectiveness of classroom demonstrations, and help students quickly establish an overall cognitive framework. In terms of skills training, the model provides a safe platform for acupuncture, pressing and acupoint selection practice, facilitating repeated operations and standardized assessment, and reducing the risks of real-person practical operation. In clinical teaching, the model can also be used to explain the diagnosis and treatment ideas and demonstrate the treatment plans, improving the efficiency of doctor-patient communication. Meanwhile, the standard acupuncture model is also applicable to the popularization of traditional Chinese medicine and cultural dissemination, which is of great significance for standardizing acupuncture teaching and improving clinical operation levels.