The male human body acupuncture model is an intuitive teaching aid often used in the teaching and research training of traditional Chinese acupuncture. It is designed according to the standard body proportions of adult men and comprehensively displays the distribution of meridians and acupoints in the human body.

This model is usually made of eco-friendly materials, with a realistic appearance, good skin texture, and clear acupoint markings, which is convenient for students to learn intuitively. Its most distinctive feature is that it accurately marks the important acupoints of the fourteen meridians and some of the eight extraordinary meridians on the model surface. Common acupoints such as Baihui, Hegu, Zusanli, and Guanyuan are all clearly visible.

When in use, learners can intuitively understand the direction of meridians through the model, locate acupoints in combination with anatomical landmarks, and practice operations such as acupuncture, massage or finger pressure. Some high-end models are also equipped with detachable bases or transparent inner cavities to help students understand the relationship between acupoints and internal organs as well as bones.

The teaching value of this model lies in enabling beginners to repeatedly practice in a safe and risk-free environment, which not only deepens their understanding of theoretical knowledge but also cultivates their operational sense and spatial positioning ability. It is widely applied in teaching, clinical training and scientific research demonstration in traditional Chinese medicine colleges and universities, and is an indispensable important tool for the discipline of acupuncture and moxibustion.