https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk10-the-real-spy-is-human-nature 2026-08-13 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_6784de2e54834dc9bf7ff1d2585f5bbf~mv2.png 3D book cover of The Real Spy Is Human Nature, featuring Katrina Leung and Christine Fang against an FBI building, classified documents, and red “TOP SECRET” stamps. https://www.tcca.uk/post/papa-ma-why-did-he-fall-from-grace 2026-11-07 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_301581ff65a6410c9f6a8dd2528dea85~mv2.png Jack Ma wears a dark cap and holds a cup of coffee by a café window. The cover reads “Papa Ma: Why Did He Fall from Grace?” and includes BK24, L1, and the credit Fang Tianliang. https://www.tcca.uk/post/can-we-begin-again 2026-09-18 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-another-kind-of-power-dujiangyan-bestows-upon-modern-civilization 2026-09-02 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_38d33025e132418bb96690bdffc0659f~mv2.jpg book cover of Coexisting with the River: Another Kind of Power Dujiangyan Bestows Upon Modern Civilization, https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4hw01-repeated-unresolved-colds-how-they-become-the-root-of-many-illnesses 2026-09-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_7b0c66b0910b42dc980e4968bbc57c9d~mv2.png A deep-blue book cover showing a man facing a stream of cold air. His internal pathways shift from icy blue to warm gold, symbolising repeated colds moving from the body’s surface to deeper levels and the restoration of warmth. Repeated, Unresolved Colds: How They Become “The Root of Many Illnesses” by Fang Tianliang. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l3-coexisting-with-the-river-another-kind-of-power-dujiangyan-bestows-upon-modern-civilization 2026-10-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_a4bf9d2cce334ffca82683dab4a02566~mv2.jpg This is the cover for the Dujiangyan L3 special feature. It depicts the Min River and the Dujiangyan irrigation system—bathed in the glow of the setting sun—stretching across the Chengdu Plain. An ancient figure stands on high ground, overlooking the river, symbolizing a "coexistence with the waters" and the enduring power that Dujiangyan has bequeathed to modern civilization. https://www.tcca.uk/post/audiobook-i-l3-between-safety-and-the-stars 2026-08-21 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk04-the-universe-was-never-silent-we-were-listening-on-the-wrong-frequency 2026-08-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_7622283516054dd9902668f55b1bbf99~mv2.jpg English cover of BK04 The Universe Was Never Silent, a Fang Tianliang book exploring UAP evidence, ancient records and humanity’s search for extraterrestrial intelligence. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk06 2026-08-10 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_e3b4b491e6204728b89fed900def0d4a~mv2.png Book cover of Did the Virus Come from the Wuhan Lab? by Fang Tianliang, an investigative account examining COVID-19 origins, Fauci’s diary, U.S. government reports, and declassified documents. https://www.tcca.uk/post/on-the-content-of-group-fa-study-and-my-experience-in-hong-kong-ig-08 2026-10-17 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_2f0751cce0ab48b9963b9174e3f81451~mv2.png A large Falun Dafa group Fa study gathering in Hong Kong, with participants watching a Shen Yun female soloist accompanied by a symphony orchestra on a large screen. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk16-ni-haixia-and-the-modern-breakthrough-in-chinese-medicine 2026-09-04 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_060e3dcc538c4553b7a89d90f9650a5d~mv2.png Book cover of Compassion and Thunder by Fang Tianliang, a biography exploring the life, ideas, clinical practice, teaching and controversies of Ni Haixia and his role in bringing classical Chinese medicine into the modern world. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk26-when-the-world-says-it-s-impossible-lisa-su-from-amd-s-near-collapse-to-ai-age 2026-10-28 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_a72e413b90c64a108001c3dc75509d26~mv2.png Book cover of When the World Says It's Impossible by Fang Tianliang, featuring Lisa Su, an AMD processor and a futuristic AI cityscape https://www.tcca.uk/post/l1-bk03-what-happens-when-we-die 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_94df230978434958be9d2663ed3a34e8~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/hwl3-the-cough-that-refuses-to-leave 2026-09-03 https://www.tcca.uk/post/ftl-online-tcm-consaltation 2026-10-19 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/16332d_4d74e50629e5496ca826ca1fce532cb8~mv2.avif https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk05-insights-from-alien-civilizations： 2026-08-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_16fcbaef70b847529b53441b22e388b6~mv2.jpg Book cover of Insights from Alien Civilizations by Fang Tianliang, featuring a Dyson sphere, a nuclear explosion, a futuristic city, and a lone figure facing two paths marked Destruction and Civilization. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l2-a-living-hydraulic-engineering-project-the-design-annual-maintenance-and-upgrading-of-dujian 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_b537a4e2fddb4b1b8d0513b41bf5e070~mv2.jpg This is the cover for the Dujiangyan L2 special feature. The imagery centers on an aerial view of the Min River and the Dujiangyan irrigation system, incorporating elements such as traditional bamboo-and-cobble structures, annual maintenance activities, and engineering blueprints. Together, these elements illustrate the nature of Dujiangyan as a "living water conservancy project"—one that spans ancient design, long-term maintenance, and continuous modernization. https://www.tcca.uk/post/v02-living-by-the-seasons-the-yellow-emperor-s-classic-for-modern-life 2026-11-07 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_ccd8b7d9554f4a3bbfc72c9504e12180~mv2.jpg Cover of Living by the Seasons, Volume 02 of The Yellow Emperor’s Classic for Modern Life by Fang Tianliang, illustrating the changing seasons and the ancient Chinese wisdom of living in harmony with nature. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk19-why-do-some-families-prosper-for-centuries 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_4a13f2d46f6b492d8b2465fc04c50065~mv2.png BK19 Why Do Some Families Prosper for Centuries? — Exploring family legacy, wealth, education, values, and the rise and fall of prominent families across East and West. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk23-looking-back-at-charles-bridge-what-can-it-make-us-think-about-religious-conflict-and-the 2026-10-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_d7bdc94569414c7887df0d3570635345~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/your-daughter-is-crying-should-you-believe-it-when-even-a-familiar-voice-is-no-longer-proof-。 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_c81608dc56cc45f7899200bce7b31d76~mv2.png Late at night, a mother receives a call that appears to be a plea for help from her daughter; the phone screen displays an interface for AI voice cloning and deepfake detection, highlighting the challenge of distinguishing the authenticity of voices, images, and information in the age of AI. https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-did-the-ancient-chinesephysicians-actually-see-volume-ii-bk22 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_7d71a602122f48d78906eeeb3e8769e2~mv2.png BK22 What Did the Ancient Chinese Actually See? Volume II — exploring qi, yin and yang, the Five Phases and the relationship between the human body and nature https://www.tcca.uk/post/when-you-no-longer-want-to-live-us02-vol-ii 2026-11-08 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_4d22db108ca94d128beeba0e408892de~mv2.png A man in a dark hoodie sits hunched on stone steps in the rain, head buried in his arms, beside a stone archway opening onto a sunlit mountain path. Cover text: When You No Longer Want to Live, Understanding Yourself in Hard Times, Finding New Hope, Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/a-little-streak-of-red-a-complete-guide-to-bleeding-gums-east-and-west-hw07 2026-10-08 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_f5622269ccac48018576700e484c6dd5~mv2.png book cover of A Little Streak of Red — A Complete Guide to Bleeding Gums, East and West https://www.tcca.uk/post/mtv03-promise-we-will-keep-what-ai-can-t-measure 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_aa476268588a446a9c3147b1ba34d68c~mv2.png MTV03 The Promise We Will Keep, what AI can not measure https://www.tcca.uk/post/100-principles-of-character-and-civility-for-modern-life-bk21l4 2026-09-16 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_11f2d97b99004a95a85cb0625a75af79~mv2.png BK21 What Does It Mean to Be a Good Person Today? 100 Principles of Character and Civility for Modern Life by Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/l3-flourishing-freely-in-adversity 2026-08-21 https://www.tcca.uk/post/accompanying-a-new-practitioner-in-fa-study-experiences-and-reflections-ig07 2026-10-16 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_a4a0e28e0f114fcdb121542639f95fd2~mv2.png cover of Accompanying a New Practitioner in Fa Study: Experiences and Reflections https://www.tcca.uk/post/when-a-documentary-packages-allegations-as-fact-examining-11-allegations-about-shen-yun-in-arte-s-d 2026-10-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_91a727ab6c1a4770bd948b2154c7fdc4~mv2.png English book cover of When Documentaries Turn Allegations into Facts by Fang Tianliang, featuring an ARTE television building, a documentary camera, and a Chinese classical dance performance, illustrating media framing and allegations about Shen Yun. https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-am-i-really-living-for 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_b930f763368e4d4e94c146c3573bec03~mv2.png *What Are You Living For?* centers on the themes of life's meaning, choices, and responsibility. Through seven real-life stories, it explores whether a strong sense of mission equates to the right direction; furthermore, by applying the three tests of facts, morality, and responsibility, it reflects on what kind of life is truly worthy of dedicating one's entire existence to. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l3-wang-jianlin-when-the-richest-man-loses-his-empire-what-is-left 2026-08-17 https://www.tcca.uk/post/v01-the-roots-of-a-long-life-the-yellow-emperor-s-classic-for-modern-life 2026-11-07 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_ccd8b7d9554f4a3bbfc72c9504e12180~mv2.jpg Cover of The Roots of a Long Life, Volume 01 of The Yellow Emperor’s Classic for Modern Life by Fang Tianliang, exploring ancient Chinese wisdom on healthy ageing and longevity https://www.tcca.uk/post/lily-lotus-porridge-set-with-rice-dates-安心百合莲子粥 2026-10-20 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_03213435892c486fa825fbc45dcf0442~mv2.jpg Evening Lily & Lotus Porridge https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk11-the-sieve-the-soil-and-the-masters 2026-08-13 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_d5f5d355043249c48f250ec3d78f4c55~mv2.jpg English book cover of The Sieve, the Soil, and the Masters by Fang Tianliang, exploring how selection systems, educational environments and exceptional mentors shape world-class talent. https://www.tcca.uk/post/waking-up-early-in-the-morning-two-in-the-morning-and-he-didn-t-reach-for-his-phone 2026-10-04 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_f533e4b3b1dd46ce86e770df8e7d84f4~mv2.jpg Fang Tianliang HW04 L1 Cover Image. In a nighttime bedroom scene, an adult man sits on the edge of the bed, deep in thought; a digital bedside clock displays 2:00 AM, while his wife and child sleep soundly nearby. The image features the main headline "Waking Up Early" and "2:00 AM—He Doesn't Reach for His Phone," alongside the subheading "Why Do You Always Wake Up Precisely at 2:00 AM?" The overall atmosphere is quiet yet warm, capturing the themes of early-morning awakening and contemplative insomnia. https://www.tcca.uk/post/100-guidelines-for-modern-people-hold-up-the-mirror-first 2026-10-31 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_97d1ce5569284adbb5009b8dfd4e77c6~mv2.png In warm light, a man studies his reflection in a mirror, his shoulder in the foreground framing his reflected face. The cover reads “100 Guidelines for Modern People: Hold Up the Mirror First” and includes BK21, L2, and author Fangtianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/song-before-we-make-choice 2026-09-12 https://www.tcca.uk/post/a-fire-how-much-hatred-did-it-create-examining-21-questions-about-the-tiananmen-self-immolation 2026-10-14 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_8c2082633ad8412d95754ac22bf8ccbc~mv2.png Cover of A Fire—How Much Hatred Did It Create? by Fang Tianliang, featuring Tiananmen Square and the False Fire documentary, examining 21 questions surrounding the 2001 self-immolation incident. https://www.tcca.uk/post/who-did-jack-ma-challenge-and-why-was-ant-s-ipo-halted 2026-11-07 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-hw02-the-cough-that-wouldn-t-leave 2026-09-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_096a1202945140278ef4ae4964ff582d~mv2.png Book cover of One Cough, Two Medical Systems: What Does Each One See?, showing a businessman coughing during a formal presentation, with Western lung imagery on one side and Chinese medicine meridians and herbs on the other. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk11-l2-i-why-are-the-smartest-people-the-most-likely-to-get-scammed 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_918b7ce91ba441278c063c6ad12f0ebc~mv2.png The cover features a style blending dark historical espionage with reflections on AI civilization. The imagery spans two eras: on the left, 1982 Los Angeles—featuring an FBI counter-intelligence backdrop, classified files, and vintage cars—shows a stern middle-aged male agent alongside a Chinese-American woman wearing red glasses. On the right, a modern California political scene depicts a young male politician at a podium, with a Chinese-American woman standing behind him and watching him. At the center is a human face fused from an ancient stone statue and digital circuitry, symbolizing the clash between "ancient human nature" and "modern technology." https://www.tcca.uk/post/the-afternoon-no-one-was-watching-am-i-still-a-good-person 2026-10-31 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_b6d50e40f2534e43ad149dfb4671157c~mv2.png A young man stands beside a bench in a winter lakeside park, with a white bag of cash nearby. The cover reads “The Afternoon No One Was Watching: Am I Still a Good Person?” and includes BK21, L1, and author 方天亮. https://www.tcca.uk/post/reading-circle-01-under-the-trees-a-journey-into-falun-dafa 2026-09-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_1021b74cdbfe4bdb995d28b5efd727d5~mv2.png Book cover of Under the Trees: A Journey into Falun Dafa, showing a diverse group practising Falun Dafa and joining an online reading discussion, reflecting their physical, emotional and spiritual changes over several months. https://www.tcca.uk/post/different-approaches-for-different-types-of-colds 2026-08-27 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk09-growing-freethrough-adversitymessi-s-true-legacy-is-character 2026-08-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_3c2293cdddd64fd5a2b8d6d2e6cadbe8~mv2.png Book cover forGrowing FreeThrough AdversityMessi's True Legacy Is Character by Fang Tianliang. Vertical design featuring Lionel Messi walking alone on a football pitch at dusk, soft golden light, subtle museum-style frame, title in clean modern typography. https://www.tcca.uk/post/wind-cold-or-wind-heat-viral-or-bacterial 2026-08-27 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_3dbf5f6b692847a0a4f9c8fa1b0f5043~mv2.png Cover of the Fang Tianliang L2 Health Story Series: "The Common Cold." On the right side of the image, a man wrapped in a gray blanket sits at the kitchen table, looking weary with flushed cheeks, while a woman leans over to touch his forehead. The main title on the left reads "The Common Cold (Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat? Viral or Bacterial?)," followed by a comparison between Western medical concepts ("virus/bacteria") and Traditional Chinese Medicine concepts ("Wind-Cold/Wind-Heat"), alongside four outlined steps: "Identify Risks," "Determine Direction," "Make a Choice," and "Seek Professional Advice." The "FANG TIANLIANG" brand logo appears in the top-right corner, while the bottom section includes the website fangtianliang.org, information on online TCM consultations, and medical safety reminders. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bad-breath_the-secret-behind-a-hand-over-the-mouth 2026-09-04 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_55301273a1414a9ea6b10939db36452e~mv2.png Cover of HW06 “Bad Breath — The Secret Your Mouth Couldn’t Hide,” showing an adult feeling embarrassed by bad breath in a social setting, exploring common causes, oral and overall health, and how modern medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine view the problem. https://www.tcca.uk/post/song-way-home-together 2026-09-12 https://www.tcca.uk/post/whose-cheese-did-jack-ma-move 2026-11-07 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_11a46a2db0ff473a80e82a13e0ab3243~mv2.png A sliver of white light shines between the nearly closed doors of a blue-toned stock exchange. The cover reads “Whose Cheese Did Jack Ma Move?” and includes BK24, L2, and the credit Fang Tianliang. https://www.tcca.uk/post/mid-autumn-festival-brings-deeper-longing-why-falun-dafa-practitioners-call-him-master-ig03 2026-10-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_31426cc1794340c7add3b4e0eff3c5a7~mv2.png Mid-Autumn full moon over London's River Thames, with Falun Dafa practitioners, Zhuan Falun books, mooncakes, and lotus flowers, symbolising gratitude, spiritual growth, and the search for life's meaning. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk02-l1-i-why-modern-society-increasingly-produces-radicalized-youth 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_463945c1b7384ab2957b0458e11365f8~mv2.png The main headline at the center reads "Seeking the Meaning of Life," with the text "Two young people, two vastly different life paths" positioned above it. The core message in the middle states: "One cannot live without meaning. If positive meaning is absent, negative meaning will fill the void." The brand name "FANG TIANLIANG" is prominently displayed at the bottom. Through a striking visual contrast—juxtaposing darkness with sunlight, and polarization with open dialogue—the design illustrates the theme of how a sense of meaning steers young people toward radically different directions. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk03-l3-i-what-did-they-see-on-the-brink-of-death 2026-08-10 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l3-i-two-fields-medalists-who-was-it-that-truly-shaped-their-success 2026-10-18 https://www.tcca.uk/post/how-much-of-the-ancients-eyesight-can-we-read-today 2026-11-12 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_fb42a96d44204e94bc0ef4facdca4711~mv2.png An overhead view of bamboo slips beside a glowing blue-green X-ray of a human torso. https://www.tcca.uk/post/cough-for-three-weeks-the-problem-may-not-be-in-the-lungs-hw02 2026-10-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_ba00b7c7b88a4167995d0ff3cab57919~mv2.png L4 HW02 Cough for Three Weeks – The Problem May Not Be in the Lungs by Fang Tianliang | Chronic Cough, OTC Medicines, TCM and Food Therapy https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-will-i-give-my-life-to 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_0a16557fee49409391b0e68ed8cdb675~mv2.png "To What Shall I Entrust My Life?" explores the meaning of life, choices, responsibility, and change, as well as how to use facts, morality, and a sense of responsibility to evaluate a life path worthy of such commitment. https://www.tcca.uk/post/wang-jianlin-when-the-richest-man-loses-his-empire-what-is-left 2026-08-17 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_6052bb1fe2bd437d91f89dc8c69dba34~mv2.png A cinematic 16:9 cover image. On the left is a close-up portrait of Wang Jianlin, dressed in a dark suit with a serious, contemplative expression. The background features an overcast city skyline and a Wanda Plaza building; imagery of a crumbling, collapsing structure in the upper right corner evokes an atmosphere of imperial decline. Large gold characters in the center read "Wang Jianlin:", with the subtitle below asking, "When the richest man loses his empire, what remains?" Small text at the bottom center reads "FTL Series on Figures and Civilizational Reflection · PEOPLE-001 · Version L2 · 2026," and the signature "Fang Tianliang" appears in the bottom right corner. The overall style is dramatic and weighty, dominated by black and gold tones that convey the rise and fall of a business empire and a sense of personal introspection. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk10-l3-i-the-true-spy-is-human-nature 2026-08-09 https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-we-can-learn-from-kazuo-inamori-bk29 2026-11-01 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_57160caec15743bcb8f3155798833705~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/two-kinds-of-rhinitis-how-two-medicines-approach-them-differently-allergic-rhinitis-hw03 2026-10-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_606167310a3c430388b5227d6d9e2142~mv2.png L4 HW03 Two Types of Rhinitis, Two Medical Systems, Different Solutions – What Can You Do About Allergic Rhinitis? by Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/no-ct-scan-so-what-did-they-see 2026-11-12 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_f426ab9d768549cdbbf4c491e0ff0257~mv2.png In a warmly lit timber hall, a physician in brown robes looks toward a ruler seated behind him. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk03-l2-i-five-real-files-that-cannot-be-easily-refuted-by-science 2026-08-10 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_bf17d195617747cf8b3b9846b33f8c2b~mv2.png A documentary cover with a dark, cinematic aesthetic, centered on themes of near-death experiences, consciousness, and the boundaries of life. On the left, a woman lies in a hospital bed surrounded by an ECG monitor and IV equipment, set against a backdrop of city lights at night; on the right, a female spirit form—composed of golden light and particles—rises from the body and drifts toward an intense golden light source, visually symbolizing the separation of consciousness from the physical body. The top features the label "FTL Civilization Reflection Series · BK03," while the central main title reads "Five Witnesses: From Beyond the Boundary of Life and Death," accompanied by the subtitle "Does consciousness truly exist outside the brain?" At the bottom center is the credit "Fang Tianliang / FTL Civilization Reflection," with "L2 · Featured Video" in the bottom right corner. The design employs a black-and-gold color scheme, creating a mysterious and solemn atmosphere that highlights https://www.tcca.uk/post/awake-at-3-a-m-what-to-do-about-early-morning-waking-hw04 2026-10-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_398a5077f07d49af86602cdaa4a89d27~mv2.png Waking Up Too Early — What Can You Do? | Why Can’t You Fall Back Asleep? https://www.tcca.uk/post/special-report-sit-by-my-side_across-from-the-chinese-embassy-in-london-a-peaceful-vigil-that-has 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_e46ab58b776f4d7784b3517fa2e9fec2~mv2.png Sit by My Side special report cover — a Falun Gong practitioner meditates across from the Chinese Embassy in London as a passer-by sits beside her, reflecting a 24-year peaceful vigil https://www.tcca.uk/post/tcm-body-constitution-self-assessment 2026-10-19 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/16332d_4d74e50629e5496ca826ca1fce532cb8~mv2.avif https://www.tcca.uk/post/l2-i-bk16-the-ferrari-driving-tcm-maverick 2026-09-02 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_cdd01f512ff34e05b7ce944bcb666825~mv2.png Cover of the L2 "Figures and the Times" series. On the left side of the image stands a middle-aged man wearing thin-framed glasses and a black Chinese-style jacket; behind him are a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) meridian chart, ancient texts, and handwritten medical notes. On the right, a red Ferrari drives toward a modern city skyline. The main title reads "The Ferrari-Driving TCM Maverick," and the subtitle states, "What he challenges is not Western medicine, but the way we understand the human body." Four icons at the bottom summarize the core themes: "Classical Formulas as the Foundation," "The Three Records: Heaven, Man, and Earth," "Methods for Studying the Classics," and "A Compassionate Heart, A Decisive Hand, and A Spirit of Verification." The brand logo "Fang Tianliang" appears in the top right corner. https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-can-we-learn-from-benjamin-franklin-volume-1-13-virtues-practical-wisdom-for-a-bett 2026-11-01 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_27445a7e41b34e5f887992d8453d8c2f~mv2.png Cover of What Can We Learn from Benjamin Franklin? by Fang Tianliang, featuring Benjamin Franklin's portrait, a personal growth checklist, books, a quill and a kite. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk14-l3-i-why-do-your-eyes-believe-in-an-impossible-world 2026-08-11 https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk17-what-can-we-still-believe-__when-the-senses-experience-friends-and-ai-can-all-deceive-us 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_37439d95b9054a46959c79f78929bdc8~mv2.png BK17 What Can We Still Believe? — When the senses, experience, friends, and AI can all deceive us, how can we distinguish truth from confidence and appearance? https://www.tcca.uk/post/the-secret-behind-a-hand-over-the-mouth-hw06 2026-10-08 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_0ab7de8413d2405e8f5e5eb1bec6bb24~mv2.png ALT Text: Cover of HW06 “Bad Breath — The Secret Your Mouth Couldn’t Hide,” showing an adult feeling embarrassed by bad breath in a social setting, exploring common causes, oral and overall health, and how modern medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine view the problem. https://www.tcca.uk/post/how-overseas-chinese-can-step-out-of-truman-s-world-five-reflections-on-intellectual-freedom-ig05 2026-10-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_400ecb419fb54443b8e9e9ff0848910c~mv2.png How Overseas Chinese Can Step Out of Truman’s World — Five Reflections on Intellectual Freedom https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-is-it-that-is-truly-passed-down-through-a-family 2026-10-04 https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk20-choosing-a-life-partner-in-the-ai-age 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_7acabc465f0a4380878211b1130a059a~mv2.png How Do We Choose a Life Partner in the AI Age? Love, Algorithms, Commitment, and the Values We Cannot Measure https://www.tcca.uk/post/half-past-two-and-the-lamp-was-still-on 2026-09-26 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_9c882fa70e2243d3bd857380d943942e~mv2.png Awake at two in the morning, A-Wei sat by the bedside without picking up his phone; the screen displayed a discussion on early morning awakening, sleep maintenance insomnia, and the differing perspectives of Western and Traditional Chinese medicine regarding waking up during the night. https://www.tcca.uk/post/what-did-the-ancient-chinese-physicians-actually-see-volume-i-bk22 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_59f2e1c2d69646bb972d003af893f66b~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk02-l3-i-the-seeker-of-meaning 2026-08-09 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l2-i-what-can-we-still-believe 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_f9d611c4dcd74d2985ea00897275f8f6~mv2.png A feature cover image addressing AI deepfakes and information verification. The composition incorporates imagery of a mother receiving a distress call late at night, AI voice cloning and face-swapping visuals, and elements representing evidence and investigation used to verify information. The theme centers on how to distinguish truth from falsehood, establish an independent chain of evidence, and avoid gullibility in the age of AI. https://www.tcca.uk/post/why-do-some-families-thrive-for-centuries 2026-09-21 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_349f51ea487c401aa318c603ea700500~mv2.png Reflections on family legacy and the adage that "wealth does not last beyond three generations": beyond material assets, ancestors may bequeath reputation, character, family precepts, systems, and habits—or, conversely, debts and trauma. The *Book of Changes* (I Ching) observes that "a family that accumulates goodness is sure to have abundant blessings, while a family that accumulates evil is sure to suffer lingering misfortune." This raises a question: what will the choices we make today ultimately leave to future generations? https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk15-the-limits-of-chinese-entrepreneurship-wang-jianlin-and-the-rise-and-boundaries-of-a-busines 2026-08-14 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_97b1df62c6be4026b4150600b247ebfb~mv2.png English book cover of The Limits of Chinese Entrepreneurship: Wang Jianlin and the Rise and Boundaries of a Business Empire by Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/jack-ma-s-empire-of-business-and-power-volume-ii-to-an-unfinished-farewell-bk24 2026-10-23 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_78c3c70acc1a493db6780bc82ea99e40~mv2.png English book cover of Jack Ma: From Alibaba’s Eighteen Founders to His Retreat from the Spotlight by Fang Tianliang, featuring Jack Ma against Hangzhou's West Lake and the modern Alibaba and Ant Group skyline. Book Introduction https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk10-l1-watch-the-video-the-real-spy-is-human-nature 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_f945999da256479fb76a00df7b684700~mv2.png A cover designed in the style of a dark political espionage documentary: the image is split into two eras. On the left, set against the backdrop of 1981 Los Angeles FBI counter-intelligence operations, a stern, middle-aged white male agent appears alongside a bespectacled Chinese-American woman; the desk features "TOP SECRET" files, a briefcase, photographs, and photocopying equipment. On the right, a modern American political scene shows a young male politician at a podium with a Chinese-American woman standing beside him, set against the backdrop of the U.S. Capitol and a media scrum. The central headline reads, "The Man Who Spent a Lifetime Catching Spies: Why Was He Himself Deceived by a Spy for 20 Years?" with the sub-headline: "From Katrina Leung to Fang Fang—two individuals who should have been the least likely to be deceived both fell into the same trap." Below, the text highlights the question: "Why are the smartest people often the easiest to deceive?" The bottom section feat https://www.tcca.uk/post/why-do-fortunes-disappear-by-the-third-generation 2026-09-21 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_2251a6ded52c44a6a9d2daaad410e121~mv2.png Reflections on the adage that "wealth does not last beyond three generations" and the nature of family legacy: Wealth is merely one component of an inheritance. A family may pass on reputation, character, family precepts, education, habits, and systems to future generations—or it may leave behind debt, infamy, and harm. Drawing on seven dimensions—surplus wealth, reputation, virtue, systems, habits, debt, and harm—this article explores why some families endure for centuries while others, despite possessing immense wealth, rapidly decline. It also invokes the wisdom of the *I Ching*—"A family that accumulates goodness is sure to have abundant blessings; a family that accumulates evil is sure to have abundant calamities"—to pose a fundamental question: What will our choices today ultimately leave to our descendants after we depart this world? https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk14-l2-i-the-surprise-escher-lets-us-see 2026-08-11 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_8e3432b9d1cf4efc887f09e44ab0e2aa~mv2.png L2 Video Cover: "Why Do Your Eyes Believe in an Impossible World?" Set against a London backdrop, the image features a bright exhibition space and Big Ben on the left, with visitors entering the hall. In the upper center, an Escher-esque visual transformation shows a gradual shift from black-and-white birds into fish. On the right stands an "impossible" architectural structure filled with disorienting staircases, archways, and figures, while the bottom right corner displays the iconic imagery of two hands drawing each other. The main title reads, "Why Do Your Eyes Believe in an Impossible World?" with the subtitle, "Starting with Escher: Exploring the Brain Behind Vision." The composition blends a warm-toned London cityscape with black-and-white optical illusion art to illustrate the interplay between vision, cognition, brain interpretation, and reality. https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk02-l2-i-one-person-picks-up-a-gun-while-the-other-hands-over-a-microphone 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_98d9fa1e0723442091f17b07d08aa1b6~mv2.png The main headline at the center reads "Seeking the Meaning of Life," with the text "Two young people, two vastly different life paths" positioned above it. The core message in the middle states: "One cannot live without meaning. If positive meaning is absent, negative meaning will fill the void." The brand name "FANG TIANLIANG" is prominently displayed at the bottom. Through a striking visual contrast—juxtaposing darkness with sunlight, and polarization with open dialogue—the design illustrates the theme of how a sense of meaning steers young people toward radically different directions. https://www.tcca.uk/post/when-you-no-longer-want-to-live-us02 2026-11-08 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_4d22db108ca94d128beeba0e408892de~mv2.png A man in a dark hoodie sits hunched on stone steps in the rain, head buried in his arms, beside a stone archway opening onto a sunlit mountain path. Cover text: When You No Longer Want to Live, Understanding Yourself in Hard Times, Finding New Hope, Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/l3-i-bk16-why-ni-haixia-has-regained-popularity-more-than-a-decade-after-his-passing 2026-10-18 https://www.tcca.uk/post/hj-vol-03-keeping-the-fire-alight 2026-11-07 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_d5f2ba665eb44dbca6d6ebaa3a90c9a9~mv2.jpg https://www.tcca.uk/post/numb-fingers-why-is-the-problem-in-my-neck-a-complete-guide-to-neck-problems-and-cervical-spondy 2026-10-08 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_deac32e55ace4871ae91f3f389625f3f~mv2.png book cover of Numb Fingers: Why Is the Problem in My Neck? — A Complete Guide to Neck Problems and Cervical Spondylosis, East and West-HW08 https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk18-why-do-chinese-people-keep-remembering-their-ancestors 2026-09-15 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_765eadfd6597457b96885d146e706f91~mv2.png Why Do Chinese People Still Remember Their Ancestors? — Exploring how ancestral memory, family traditions, ancient myths, and rituals helped sustain Chinese civilization across thousands of years. https://www.tcca.uk/post/hwl2-the-cough-that-refuses-to-retreat 2026-09-03 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_d21420cac9104f2eaa373d2ececc7b21~mv2.png This is a cover image for a health education video. On the right, a man sits on a bed holding a glass of water, looking exhausted, while a woman behind him watches with concern—evoking a scene of persistent coughing following a cold late at night. The main title on the left reads "The Cough That Won't Go Away," with the subtitle "Coughing (The cold is long gone, so why does the cough remain?)." Below, the design outlines three perspectives—Western medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and self-care—and provides details on the Fang Tianliang website, online TCM consultations, and Premium membership. The top-right corner displays the label "HWL2 Health · Wisdom · Life," and the overall design features a dark background with gold text, conveying a composed and professional style. https://www.tcca.uk/post/keeping-the-power-of-decision-for-myself-an-ordinary-person-s-two-years-in-the-ai-era 2026-08-24 https://www.tcca.uk/post/the-mysteries-of-sound-frequency-from-chladni-patterns-and-the-turing-mechanism-to-consciousness-an 2026-10-30 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_aac1eab755684d43a1b8353ff3abf7f5~mv2.png The Mysteries of Sound Frequency: From Chladni Patterns and the Turing Mechanism to Consciousness and Multidimensional Space https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk08-ai-era-survival-rules-from-asking-questions-to-judgment-keep-the-decision-power-yourself 2026-08-10 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_ba934fd9eabf449da0b3143ad2ba9caa~mv2.png Book cover of AI Era Survival Rules: From Asking Questions to Judgment—Keep the Decision Power Yourself by Fang Tianliang, exploring critical thinking, human judgment, and independent decision-making in the age of artificial intelligence. https://www.tcca.uk/post/palpitations-and-chest-tightness-what-is-your-body-telling-you-hw05 2026-10-06 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_b7f08d532f14466dbc1eb1d968f7946e~mv2.png Cover of “Palpitations and Chest Tightness: What Is Your Body Telling You?”, subtitle “From emergency signs and tests to everyday care”, by Fang Tianliang https://www.tcca.uk/post/when-seeing-is-no-longer-enough 2026-09-15 https://www.tcca.uk/post/mtv02-two-young-men-two-different-roads 2026-09-17 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_16e91138b83b49b989d72ff652515e26~mv2.png MTV02 Two Young Men, Two Different Roads https://www.tcca.uk/post/mark-s-two-years-from-it-s-more-rational-than-me-to-that-s-exactly-why-i-must-decide 2026-09-01 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_0434eb232cac4738854573774c396748~mv2.png "Eight Rules for the AI ​​Era" (Level 2) Cover: Featuring "Old Chen" as the central figure, the cover depicts scenarios such as AI-driven office automation, workplace layoffs, AI-enabled voice scams, virtual social interactions, and family dynamics, exploring how humans can maintain their judgment and make critical decisions in the age of artificial intelligence. https://www.tcca.uk/post/i-watched-his-towers-rise-a-life-of-xu-jiayin，the-rise-and-fall-of-the-evergrande-empire-and-the-s 2026-10-23 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_8bd4678936124e6b9e28cdd0d1560e5a~mv2.png English book cover of I Watched His Towers Rise, featuring a front-facing portrait of Xu Jiayin between Evergrande's golden skyscrapers and dark unfinished buildings, symbolising the rise and fall of his property empire. https://www.tcca.uk/post/early-morning-awakening-waking-too-early-don-t-check-the-clock-hw04 2026-10-05 https://www.tcca.uk/post/jack-ma-from-alibaba-s-eighteen-founders-to-his-retreat-from-the-spotlight-bk24 2026-10-23 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_78c3c70acc1a493db6780bc82ea99e40~mv2.png English book cover of Jack Ma: From Alibaba’s Eighteen Founders to His Retreat from the Spotlight by Fang Tianliang, featuring Jack Ma against Hangzhou's West Lake and the modern Alibaba and Ant Group skyline. Book Introduction https://www.tcca.uk/post/why-do-young-people-become-extremists-two-teenagers-two-different-choices 2026-09-18 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk03-five-witnesses-from-the-edge-of-death 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_b379dc2d5ce34efc9f9658ad20494cd0~mv2.png Book cover of Five Witnesses from the Edge of Death by Fang Tianliang, exploring near-death experiences and the mysteries of consciousness, death, and life. https://www.tcca.uk/post/video-bk04-the-universe-has-never-been-silent-humans-just-chose-the-wrong-frequency 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_8081ede2439b4718b9bc6df9076903e8~mv2.png "The Universe Has Never Been Silent": Under the starry sky, UFOs, fighter jets, UAP declassified files, and ancient Chinese texts appear, presenting themes of alien records and reflections on civilization. https://www.tcca.uk/post/l1-why-is-dujiangyan-still-operational-after-more-than-two-thousand-years-without-relying-on-a-da 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_cc4bb61041f844d68124bbd8b2c59e25~mv2.jpg An aerial panoramic view of Dujiangyan, showing the Min River branching out between the mountains and the Chengdu Plain, highlighting the "Fish Mouth" (Yuzui) water-dividing structure. The image bears the title: "Without a dam, why is Dujiangyan still operational after more than two millennia?" — Cover image for the Fang Tianliang Dujiangyan L1 special feature. https://www.tcca.uk/post/the-light-that-leads-us-home 2026-09-02 https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk02-finding-meaning 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_5bcf813d453d46ff92363df885e5770c~mv2.jpg young man face choices, Book cover of Finding Meaning by Fang Tianliang, exploring life purpose, youth, resilience, belonging, and the choices that shape a person’s future. https://www.tcca.uk/post/between-safety-and-the-stars 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_265742f2b28646ef88757d79191de25f~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk05-watch-video-l2-a-warning-from-an-extraterrestrial-civilization-we-are-taking-an-exam 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_9a31fa0a21f7422fbf2e5a06cc846477~mv2.png The vast starry sky and Earth form the main backdrop; two flying saucers project beams of light from space down to the ground, where a crowd stands within a grid resembling an exam answer sheet. Large text on the left reads, "The greatest warning from an alien civilization: We are taking an exam." The brand name "Fang Tianliang" appears in the top-left corner, while an AI chip and nuclear industrial facilities are visible below. https://www.tcca.uk/post/between-safety-and-the-stars-what-the-spacex-ipo-reveals-about-innovation-and-risk-（l2-bk01-） 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_5ad9acefa9814e388d769db0d0a62868~mv2.png L2 BK01 https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk05-watch-video-l1-if-alien-civilizations-are-real-what-would-they-most-want-to-tell-humanity 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_e72047d4029245a8ba7055099ff73f5f~mv2.png Set against a deep blue cosmic background, multiple giant flying saucers hover above Earth, casting down beams of blue-white light; the imagery is overlaid with physics equations, radio telescopes, city nightscapes, ancient texts, and classified files. Large central text reads "If Extraterrestrial Civilizations Are Real," with the subtitle "What Would They Most Want to Tell Humanity?" and the brand name "Fang Tianliang" at the bottom. https://www.tcca.uk/post/watch-video-l2-from-hunter-to-gatekeeper-why-has-bessent-taken-a-stand-against-his-past 2026-09-18 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_5a2d9472346b43e49a662738a0978cf0~mv2.png A cover design in the style of a serious financial documentary: A gray-haired man in a black suit stands at the center, viewed from behind and slightly to the side. On the left, imagery of the Wall Street trading floor, the Charging Bull, and a chart showing the USD/JPY exchange rate in freefall symbolizes the "financial hunter" who once shorted the yen. On the right, the U.S. Treasury building, a curve showing the yen’s rebound, a golden yen symbol, and a policy notepad reading "Intervene. Buy yen" represent the "guardian" who defends the currency from within the state apparatus. The central headline reads, "From Hunter to Guardian: Why Did Bessent Switch Sides?" with the subtitle "Shorting the Yen → Defending the Yen" below. The design employs a color palette of deep blue, black, and gold to illustrate Scott Bessent’s transformation from hedge fund trader to U.S. Treasury Secretary. https://www.tcca.uk/post/audiobook-bk04-the-universe-has-never-been-silent-it-s-just-that-humans-chose-the-wrong-frequency 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_37f79a206e9b4f34bd842482d7abf7c9~mv2.jpg https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk01-between-safety-stars 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_d4c4209e3721453995a07e738fe33a95~mv2.jpg a boy is looking the sky, Wall Street https://www.tcca.uk/post/l4-bk14-can-we-trust-what-we-see 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_4b229cd6fa0e44a19bb84d34b176b27e~mv2.png Book cover of Can We Trust What We See? by Fang Tianliang, exploring M.C. Escher’s impossible worlds and how perception, mathematics, and cognitive frameworks shape our understanding of reality. https://www.tcca.uk/post/storytime-l3-bessent-s-full-circle-from-shorting-the-yen-to-defending-it 2026-08-09 https://www.tcca.uk/post/why-isn-t-space-x-in-the-s-p-500-innovation-vs-wall-street 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d6b5a_51840866ae604f42868f05588822f3c3~mv2.png = https://www.tcca.uk/post/watch-video-l1-he-shorted-the-yen-thirteen-years-ago-why-is-he-personally-defending-it-now 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_0fb25cdf04b141fd8642fc5fac9e6b1c~mv2.png A cover design in a dark, financial-documentary style: A gray-haired man in a black suit stands with his back to the camera before a floor-to-ceiling window, overlooking the night skylines of Washington and Tokyo. To the left, a trading chart shows the yen’s decline; to the right, a curve depicts the yen’s rebound alongside Tokyo Tower and a massive yen symbol. The foreground features the US and Japanese flags, policy memos, trading logs, and financial maps. The main title reads, "Shorting the Yen Thirteen Years Ago—Why Is He Personally Defending It Now?" with the subtitle, "Scott Bessent: Why Has He Taken a Stand Against His Past Self?" The brand name "Fang Tianliang" appears in the top-left corner. https://www.tcca.uk/post/video-bk04-have-aliens-been-here-long-ago 2026-08-09 https://static.wixstatic.com/media/347763_43f73fadd5914a2991ad5e2e1d03f6cb~mv2.png https://www.tcca.uk/post/bk05-l3-restructuring-the-boundaries-of-knowledge-bob-lazar-element-115-and-human-arrogance 2026-08-09