Leaning Mailbox — In 2015, Typhoon Soudelor swept across Taiwan. The red and green mailboxes on Longjiang Road in Zhongshan District were affected by strong winds and falling signs, causing their bodies to bend and deform to the same side.

Leaning Mailbox. In 2015, Typhoon Soudelor swept across Taiwan. The red and green mailboxes on Longjiang Road in Zhongshan District were affected by strong winds and falling signs, causing their bodies to bend and deform to the same side. In 2015, Typhoon Soudelor swept across Taiwan. The red and green mailboxes on Longjiang Road in Zhongshan District were affected by strong winds and falling signs, causing their bodies to bend and deform to the same side, resembling a person "leaning over." This attracted many passersby to take photos with them, earning them the nickname "Leaning Mailbox." They went viral online, becoming an unconventional landmark for people to visit and take photos. In addition to their tourism value and historical significance, the Leaning Mailboxes have retained their original mail delivery function after evaluation and renovation by Chunghwa Post. Address: 臺北市中山區朱厝崙龍江路104 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei