The 168cm antique acupuncture bronze figure is a life-sized replica of the human body and combines the classic design of traditional acupuncture bronze figures. It is a model of great cultural value and practicality in the teaching of meridians and acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine. The model is based on ancient books such as the "Huangdi Neijing" and the "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Jia Yi Jing" to mark the positions of acupoints. The surface is engraved with the direction of meridians and the names of key acupoints, enabling learners to intuitively understand the layout of meridians throughout the body.

This model is not only used for acupoint location training, classroom demonstration and assessment, but also can help beginners master human body proportions, meridian connection relationships and classic acupoint location methods. Due to its height being close to that of a real person, it can be used for standing teaching demonstrations, making it easier to understand the three-dimensional position and left-right symmetrical structure of acupoints.

In addition, the retro design of the antique bronze figures has high ornamental and cultural dissemination value. They are often used in traditional Chinese medicine colleges and universities, traditional Chinese medicine clinics, health care institutions and exhibition and display occasions. They can not only convey traditional Chinese medicine culture, but also serve as an important tool for professional teaching. The 168cm antique acupuncture bronze figure combines cultural significance with practicality and is one of the classic models for acupuncture learning and display.