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It's a bustling morning at the Dongmen wet market, in inner-city Taipei. Mr Yu is shouting at passersby, trying to offload his boxes of freshly steamed dumplings. In between customers, the self-professed "dumpling king" and his wife, Ms Liao, discuss Donald Trump. "He's very positive, energetic," says Yu, handing flour-covered coins to a customer. Liao chimes in: "The dancing! Isn't he in his 80s?" Yu nods in agreement. But asked what Trump means for Taiwan, the elderly couple is less effusive. "With higher tariffs, prices will rise, and people won't be able to stand it," says Yu. "He just wants…
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