Topological phases have been extensively investigated in both theory and experiment in the condensed matter physics and ultracold atoms. This rapidly developing field has brought about a lot of new concepts and new understanding of the fundamental phases of quantum matter. The major objective of the KITPC/PKU conference is to bring together leading researchers working on the topological phases for ultracold atoms, as well as condensed matter (and photonic) systems, to report their latest findings in this area, and investigate the new issues particularly connecting to the interacting or non-linear systems. The main topics of this conference include new experimental and theoretical results of synthetic spin-orbit coupling and gauge fields, quantum anomalous Hall effect, topological superfluid, topological flat band, Dirac and Weyl semimetals, topological superconductors, topological insulators, and topological Kondo physics.