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Viennese Heiress Revealed as Taylor Swift Superfan

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Lu Yung-chia, wife of Lien Sheng-wu and granddaughter of former Vice President Lien Chan, shared photos of her daughter's room.
  • The room's decor, including posters and memorabilia, clearly indicates the daughter is a devoted fan of Taylor Swift.
  • The daughter also appears to be a fan of the drama 'The Story of Minglan' and Marvel superheroes.

The private world of a young heiress, daughter of Lien Sheng-wu and Lu Yung-chia, has been unveiled, revealing a passionate fandom for global pop superstar Taylor Swift. Lu Yung-chia recently offered a glimpse into her daughter's room, showcasing a space adorned with decorations that leave no doubt about the young girl's adoration for the American singer.

Photos shared by Lu Yung-chia reveal walls plastered with Taylor Swift concert images and a copy of the singer's autobiography. The desk area features Swift-themed trinkets, including a unique doll accessory incorporating a rectangular box featuring Swift's face. A bookshelf displays English novels, a vintage black telephone, a teddy bear, and other collectibles, all contributing to a vibrant, youthful atmosphere.

Beyond her devotion to Swift, the heiress's interests extend to other popular culture phenomena. Posters of Marvel superheroes adorn the walls, alongside a poster of Zhang Linghe, the lead actor from the Chinese drama 'The Story of Minglan.' This eclectic mix of interests paints a picture of a modern teenager immersed in global entertainment trends.

Sharing my daughter's room, I also really like this kind of decoration filled with favorite idols.

โ€” Lu Yung-chiaDescribing her daughter's room and her own appreciation for the decor.
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