Prof. Rong-Gang Li is the Founder of UTCMH Acupuncture. His professional story can also be explored around a table with colleagues. These four episodes of Focus Health (聚焦健康), published in 2016, introduce Rong-Gang Li and the Tianyi TCM team through conversations aimed at a community audience.
The subjects move from midlife and menopause to children’s attention and broader ideas about health. This guide brings them together around Li while keeping the team’s contributions visible: they are team programmes, not four solo interviews.
The person behind the collection
The UTCMH Acupuncture website identifies Prof. Rong-Gang Li as the founder of the UTCMH Acupuncture System. His Home of Canadian TCM Society profile also describes his work in teaching, writing and community activities.
This collection uses Tianyi TCM for 天一中医; its official reference website is UTCMH Acupuncture 天一針法. The background offers a starting point for getting to know Li and the people who share the conversation with him.
Start here: a team conversation about menopause
The programme above was published on August 5, 2016, and runs 26 minutes 6 seconds. Its public description names Li (李老师) alongside other Tianyi team members, continuing the previous episode’s menopause discussion. The opening shows several participants gathered around a table.
As you watch, follow how a subject moves between people. Who asks the question? Who responds? Where would you welcome a clearer explanation? These transitions can be an approachable way to get to know a team, without trying to retain every unfamiliar term.
Three more ways into the archive
- Earlier menopause discussion · August 2, 2016 · 22:00. The public description names Professor Cheng and previews Professor Li’s participation in the next episode. For the original sequence, start with this programme, then return to the main film above.
- Children’s attention · August 12, 2016 · 32:57. The description introduces a Tianyi team member as Wang (王老师). This episode changes the audience focus to questions about children’s attention and behaviour.
- Health concepts · July 26, 2016 · 19:25. The description names Professor Cheng and refers to three Tianyi team members. This programme provides a starting point for noticing how broad ideas about health enter a group discussion.
These are neutral topic labels for navigation. Each link returns to the complete programme with its original title.
Keep track of the different voices
A useful viewing note can follow one simple sequence: the host’s question → the individual speaker’s response → your next question.
Two people may arrive at the same episode with different interests. One might want to understand the background to a discussion; another might be looking for words to explain a concern to a family member. Choose your question first, then mark a relevant timestamp. If you watch together, leave room for each person’s priorities before combining your notes.
Recording the speaker as well as the subject preserves the team’s different voices. A collection can have a central figure without assigning every explanation to that person. It also gives a later conversation a more specific starting point: a particular question, a particular speaker and something you would like clarified.
Viewing context: This September 2026 guide introduces four Chinese-language programmes published in 2016. The originals contain historical health claims and demonstrations; this guide does not adopt them as medical conclusions or provide needling, diagnostic or medication-change instructions. Discuss personal health concerns with an appropriate licensed healthcare professional.
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