The male human body acupuncture model is a simulation teaching aid specially designed for the teaching and clinical training of traditional Chinese acupuncture. Its shape is made according to the physique of adult men, and the meridians' directions and standard acupoint positions are marked according to the anatomical proportions of the human body. The surface of the model is usually marked with common acupoints in different colors or symbols, such as Baihui on the head, Zhongwan on the chest and abdomen, Hegu on the limbs, Zusanli, etc., to help learners intuitively understand the distribution characteristics of meridians and acupoints.

This model is mostly made of environmentally friendly plastic or high-molecular resin, which is sturdy and durable, with a smooth surface that is easy to clean and suitable for repeated operation. In teaching, students can practice acupoint location and meridian identification by observing and touching, in combination with the content of the teaching materials. Some high-end versions also feature a transparent design or built-in lighting, which can display the three-dimensional relationship of meridians and acupoints, making the learning effect more intuitive.

Training with a male human body acupuncture model helps learners accurately locate the acupuncture site under non-clinical conditions and reduces the risk of direct operation on patients. Meanwhile, this model is also widely applied in classroom teaching, skills assessment and external display in traditional Chinese medicine colleges and universities. It can not only enhance teaching efficiency but also help beginners gradually establish standardized operation habits. It is of great significance in promoting the standardization and international dissemination of traditional Chinese acupuncture.