The simulation exercise of the acupuncture head training model is of great significance in the teaching and clinical training of traditional Chinese acupuncture.

This model is designed based on the proportion of the human head and the distribution of acupoints, with clear annotations. It can visually display the direction of meridians and the locations of acupoints, providing beginners with an intuitive reference. During the simulation exercise, trainees can familiarize themselves with the positioning methods based on the acupoint marks on the head model, practice the basic techniques of acupuncture, master the Angle and depth of needle insertion, and thereby enhance the accuracy and safety of the operation.

Compared with direct practice on real patients, using models can avoid risks, reduce psychological pressure, and enable trainees to gradually build confidence in a burden-free environment. Through repeated training, trainees can not only strengthen their memory of commonly used acupoints on the head, but also cultivate the habit of standardized operation in simulated situations.

In addition, this model can also be used for teaching demonstrations to help teachers visually explain the location of acupoints, key points of operation and precautions. In conclusion, the simulation exercise of the acupuncture head training model serves as a bridge between theory and practice, and is also an important tool for cultivating professional acupuncture skills.