On June 23, Liya Chu (朱如茵) was announced as the first Taiwanese-American champion of the popular U.S. culinary TV show MasterChef Junior, putting her ahead of other Taiwanese-Americans such as Jason Wang (王凱傑), Lynn Chyi, Felix Fang, and Fred Chang who competed in the adult version of the show.
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