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Mid-Autumn Festival Brings Deeper Longing — Why Falun Dafa Practitioners Call Him Master IG03
Why do Falun Dafa practitioners call Li Hongzhi “Master”? Through 15 personal stories from the UK and beyond, Fang Tianliang explores gratitude, family relationships, personal transformation, and the search for a deeper meaning in life.
Fang Tianliang
6 days ago16 min read


MTV02 Two Young Men, Two Different Roads
Charlie Kirk and Tycen Proper lived in the same era, yet took very different roads. One found a mission early and brought a table and microphone onto college campuses to engage people who disagreed with him. The other searched online for identity, belonging, and direction, only to move toward an increasingly dangerous path. This song does not offer an easy answer. It asks a harder question: when we search for meaning in life, what kind of direction is truly worthy of a human
Fang Tianliang
Sep 121 min read


L4 BK03 Five Witnesses from the Edge of Death
Five people came close to death—and returned with experiences that profoundly changed how they understood consciousness, life, and what may lie beyond the boundary of death.
Through their accounts, Five Witnesses from the Edge of Death explores near-death experiences from medical, scientific, psychological, and spiritual perspectives. Rather than offering a final answer, Fang Tianliang invites readers to consider a deeper question: Is consciousness entirely produced by the b
Fang Tianliang
Aug 924 min read


L4 BK02 Finding Meaning
How a Sense of Purpose Shapes the Choices We Make.
Why do some young people find the strength to build, while others are drawn toward destruction?
Finding Meaning explores how purpose, belonging, family, education, and moral responsibility shape the direction of a life. Through compelling real-world stories, Fang Tianliang examines what can happen when young people lose their sense of meaning—and how guidance, resilience, and the freedom to grow can help them find it again.
Fang Tianliang
Aug 953 min read
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