The standard acupuncture point model is an intuitive teaching tool made based on the theory of meridians in traditional Chinese medicine and is of great significance in learning and practice. 

Firstly, it accurately marks the positions of the fourteen meridians and commonly used acupoints, clearly demonstrating the corresponding relationship between acupoints and body marker points, helping beginners quickly establish spatial concepts. Secondly, the model provides a safe and repeatable practice environment, enabling learners to repeatedly perform acupoint location and simulation operations, which is conducive to the formation of standardized clinical operation habits.

In teaching scenarios, teachers can use models to demonstrate the direction of meridians, the location of acupoints, and their main therapeutic functions, enhancing the intuitiveness and comprehension efficiency of the classroom. For clinicians, models can be used to explain treatment principles to patients and enhance communication effectiveness. In addition, it also has good display value in the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine culture, health science popularization exhibitions and other aspects. Overall, the standard acupuncture point model is an important carrier connecting theory and practice, and it has positive significance for improving the quality of acupuncture teaching and promoting traditional Chinese medicine culture.