Have you eaten your fill? (Mandarin and Taiwanese picture book / with audio recording)

Immersive Mandarin and Taiwanese picture book back cover QR code story audio file,
Listen to stories and learn Taiwanese

Grandma always shouts when she sees me:
"My dear grandson! Have you eaten your fill?"
"Have You Eaten Your Fill?" is a story inspired by rice-based food culture.
It is also a microcosm of the people around us in our lives.

"Have you eaten yet?" connects Grandma with her neighbors;
To make his grandson "tighten up the big man,"
Grandma can conjure up all sorts of rice dishes;
Grandma's biggest concern is ensuring her grandson is well-fed.

The interaction between grandparents and grandchildren is the most touching part of the story.
The illustrator, Catfish, fully masters the language of images.
In a highly dynamic way,
It shows the deep affection and emotional changes between the grandparents and grandchildren.
The story ends with a theme of mutual care and inheritance within the family.

A story of great significance.
Exploring the rice culture of "Are you full?" through picture books.
Tell and listen to the stories of your grandparents' generation,
Be grateful, spend time with them, and care for them.

Taiwanese vocabulary supplemented with Chinese,
You can also scan the QR code on the back cover of the picture book.
Listen to wonderful stories in Mandarin and Taiwanese!

*with phonetic symbols

Author Introduction

Xu Liping / Author

I once worked as a children's book editor by accident, and now I am a freelance writer.

The birth of my child opened my eyes to a diverse and rich world of children's books; I've come to a deeper understanding of the enduring vitality of children's literature through its beautiful illustrations and text. Now, I continue to create to fill the bottomless well of my inner dreams; and because of the restless soul within me, fueled by a sense of inadequacy, I've fallen in love with independent travel. Creation and travel—two addictions I can't seem to shake!


Catfish / Illustrator

Graduated from the Department of Philosophy at National Taiwan University. Currently working as an illustrator, with picture books being her favorite medium.

When drawing, I like to experiment with a little of everything, exploring the possibilities of different media. My favorite creative themes naturally revolve around people and animals. My favorite corners in the world are a cat's belly and a dog's nose. I aspire to continue creating warm, powerful, and reflective works about life.

★ Awards and Awards
First Prize at the 2022 Taipei International Book Exhibition
2022 Golden Tripod Award Selected for 2021 Books from Taiwan
Selected for the 2019 Bologna Children's Book Award