The foot acupuncture model is a teaching and training tool designed based on the distribution of meridians and acupoints on the human foot. It is mainly applied in scenarios such as traditional Chinese acupuncture teaching, clinical skills training, and scientific research experiments. In teaching, the foot acupuncture model can clearly display the meridians' directions and the locations of major acupoints on the feet, such as Yongquan, Taichong, and Zusanli, helping students intuitively understand the distribution patterns and positioning methods of acupoints, and improving learning efficiency. During the skills training, trainees can repeatedly practice acupuncture operations on the model, master the needle insertion angles and depths of different acupoints, and thus implement acupuncture treatment more safely and accurately in actual clinical practice.

In addition, this model is also widely applied in traditional Chinese medicine colleges and universities, rehabilitation institutions and acupuncture diagnosis and treatment centers, and can be used for teaching demonstration, operation assessment and treatment plan research. Through the application of the foot acupuncture model, learners can better understand the relationship between the foot reflex zones and overall health, laying a solid foundation for future clinical acupuncture, foot reflex therapy and traditional Chinese medicine rehabilitation treatment.