The reproduction of this artistic, architectural, or applied artwork, is covered under Taiwan's "Copyright Act" (1992-2016-present), which allows reproduction of works in a public place if the author of the original work is attributed and the reproduction is not solely for the purpose of selling copies.

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Article 58 states that:

Artistic works or architectural works displayed on a long-term basis on streets, in parks, on outside walls of buildings, or other outdoor locales open to the public, may be exploited by any means except under the following circumstances:

• Reproduction of a building by construction of another building.
• Reproduction of a work of sculpture by production of another sculpture.
• Reproduction for the purpose of long-term public display in locales specified in this article.
• Reproduction of artistic works solely for the purpose of selling copies.

Notes:

• "Reproduction" in the context of Taiwanese law means reproducing the work in its original or exact form, thus photographs of outdoor sculptures and murals made to be used commercially such as in post cards are fine.
• Article 58 is bound to the provision of Article 64, which requires users of photos to indicate the origin/s of the underlying work/s, and the author/s must be attributed except in cases where the author/s and/or the origin/s is/are unknown.

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See COM:CRT/Taiwan#Freedom of panorama for more information.