An ugly but delicious dish: jing1 jiang4 rou4 si1.  Roughly translated,
Jing (common abbreviation of Beijing) sauce meat shreds.  This was a dish
of sweet strips of pork that we wrapped with chives into a roll.  (You can
see the chives underneath the meat.)  The things that look like napkins
are not; they're either tofu paper or rice paper (I'm not sure which, and
I'm told it varies by part of the country;  some parts don't even have
them) and they're the pancakes we used for wrapping.  I knew the pork was
fatty but it was covered in sauce so I felt less bad about it / cared less
and simply enjoyed its great taste.