To maintain future temperature rise within 1.5 degrees, Taiwan has followed the international net-zero emissions trend and planned a "2050 Net-Zero Emissions Path", which is expected to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Facing the increasingly severe urban high temperature problem, high temperature adjustment is closely related to the two key strategies of "Net Zero Green Living" and "Just Transition" in the 2050 Net-Zero Emissions Path goals. Taking the Taipei metropolitan area as an example, this article integrates urban high temperature-related graphics and data to present urban high temperature distribution, building structure, wind field environment, thermal comfort, etc., aiming at urban planning and building regulations under urban high temperature, and discusses how to promote energy-saving knowledge and reduce carbon emissions in building operations by implementing high-temperature adaptation strategies. Urban heat mitigation can be seen as closely related to net-zero emissions. Taiwan now has a clear path to net-zero transition and it is strongly suggested to form solid urban high temperature response strategies and regulations.