The significance of human acupuncture models

The human body acupuncture model is a teaching and training tool made based on the distribution of meridians and acupoints of real people, which is of great significance in traditional Chinese medicine education, clinical training and popular science. Firstly, the model fully presents the exact locations of the fourteen meridians and commonly used acupoints, which can visually demonstrate the relationship between the meridian direction, acupoint spacing and body marker points, helping learners quickly establish spatial concepts and correct positioning abilities. Secondly, through the model for acupoint location practice, repeated operations and risk-free error correction can be carried out, significantly enhancing the practical proficiency of beginners and laying a foundation for the safety of clinical acupuncture.

This model also has good teaching value. Teachers can use the three-dimensional structure to explain the physiology of meridians, the functions and indications of acupoints, and enhance the visualization effect of classroom teaching. In addition, in professional training such as massage, moxibustion, and traditional Chinese medicine rehabilitation, models can be used to explain the treatment principles and commonly used operation areas. It is also often used in the display of traditional Chinese medicine culture and health education, making it easier for the public to understand the theory of meridians in traditional Chinese medicine. Overall, the human body acupuncture model is an important medium connecting theory and practice, which is conducive to improving the quality of learning and clinical application ability.