Foodie

One of the most beautiful things about Taiwan is the food. C-bao, being an epicurean of the first degree, loved just about every meal. Her daily diet consisted of:

...Red bean dumplings...

...ice cream...

...waffles with cream...

...freshly baked pastries...

...beef noodle soup...

...more ice cream (or sorbet, in this case)...

...leek dumplings...

...sun cakes...

You get the picture. 

Date

Daddy daughter date on a Sunday afternoon!

Nothing better than my Shanghai noodles!

Carbs

Here is C-bao enjoying her onion-oil noodles once again. Fruits, vegetables and meat C-bao can do without, but carbs? All day, every day.

Noodles

C-bao, like her sister, loves her noodles. The below is a clip of C-bao gobbling up Auntie Katie's famous "Onion Oil Noodle" (葱油麵) - polishing off two plates by the end of dinner. Despite the love, however, you can see the fastidious approach as she examines each bite to make sure she hasn't picked up any offending vegetables along the way (at one point spitting out the beans which she had accidentally put into her mouth).

Halfway through a bite she spots something she wants (a cup of water), and in the most commanding and peremptory manner possible, points and yells until C-Pop, like a foot servant, fetches it for her. Shockingly her Royal Highness managed to squeeze out a "Thank you" afterwards.