On July 8, 2016 (June 5, 2016 in the lunar calendar), a Category 17 typhoon, "Niebert," made landfall in Taiwan. On July 8, 2016, Typhoon Niebert made landfall at 5:50 am from Taimali, Taitung, and measured a Category 17 gusts of 57.2 meters per second, breaking the record for the strongest gusts measured at the station, and breaking the record of 51.8 meters per second gusts measured in the 44th year of the Republic of China. Zheng Mingdian, director of the Forecast Center of the Meteorological Bureau, left the record on Facebook, "The house feels like it's going to be pulled up, it keeps shaking violently", "It's so scary! The house is shaking", and netizens in Taitung left a message on Zheng Mingdian's Facebook in response. Niebert struck, and many power outages, tin houses, road trees, and signboards in Taitung, Green Island, and Lanyu were all blown away. Some netizens said that it seemed to have been bombed by an atomic bomb. Taiwan's "Meteorological Bureau" predicted that the whole Taiwan would be shrouded in the "Niebert" storm circle, with significant rainfall in various places. Around evening, the center of the typhoon went to the north and landed on the east coast of the mainland. From the path display map, it can be seen that the sea points are Yunlin and Chiayi. However, due to the interference of Taiwan's terrain after landing, it is difficult to predict the location of the sea. A tree was uprooted. Small trucks and locomotives were blown on the road by strong winds and walked on their stomach. A small car was blown over in Taitung. The glass door of the building was blown through. The roof of a local house was blown over. Areca stall was displaced. The picture shows the scene. The picture shows the scene. The picture shows the scene.