Pic take by myself in the east cost of Taïwan.

Jo, el titular del copyright d'aquesta obra, l'allibero al domini públic. Això s'aplica a tot el món. En alguns països això pot no ser legalment possible, en tal cas: Jo faig concessió a tothom del dret d'usar aquesta obra per a qualsevol propòsit, sense cap condició llevat d'aquelles requerides per la llei.

I'm not sure of the true english name, if you know, please to remove this picture to the true name place

• Unknow true name :

That's a chinese tree, I didn't understand clearly which is its chinese name (I'm not sure for zh:構樹), but that seem to be rightly Broussonetia papyrifera. Looking at the web, I found similary pics, but at least 2 kinds of leaves. The 2 kinds are often refer as "Moraceae", but I can't say which of this 2 is truely "Broussonetia papyrifera", and which is not. They are really similar. I made an article under the name of en:Common Mulberry but that maybe will be a little name mistake. The opinion of someone with more knowledge is need.

The orange body is not a flower, but a fruit, eatable and really sweet. It cannot be commercialised because of its fragility, the only wait to look and eat it is to find its tree.