Pic take by myself in the east cost of Taïwan.

Já, autor tohoto díla, jej tímto uvolňuji jako volné dílo, a to celosvětově. V některých zemích to není podle zákona možné; v takovém případě: Poskytuji komukoli právo užívat toto dílo za libovolným účelem, a to bezpodmínečně s výjimkou podmínek vyžadovaných zákonem.

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.