Where is Portland Street in Hong Kong? What is the specific geographical location?

Langham place, a famous shopping mall, is located at the E 1 exit of Mong Kok Station of Kwun Tong Line of Mong Kok Metro in Kowloon. Portland Street, a street in Hong Kong, is called "a land of mixed feelings". Hong Kong is not recognized as a red light district by the government, but life with the characteristics of a red light district can be found in this district. In the old districts of Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei, north of Temple Street and Waterloo Road, west of Nathan Road, east of Shanghai Street and south of Boundary Street. Developed land and water transportation, numerous commercial and residential buildings, long history of community problems, dense population, more nightlife, more beautiful nights, adult activities, eating, drinking and having fun, sparrow pavilion, colorful yellow signboard, clock hotel, hometown association and so on. The main service of the time-rent hotel (Hong Kong people used to call it Clock Hotel) is to provide a trading platform for sex workers in this area. They work in legally operated places such as nightclubs. After the customer has agreed on the transaction price and service scope, he will transfer to the time-rented hotel to trade with the guests. The southern section (Dundas Street to Temple Street) is nothing special (except some coffin shops). The middle section (that is, the section from Dundas Street to Mong Kok Road) is a red light district, and the north of Mong Kok Road is a place where building materials shops are concentrated. Portland Street is a crowded area full of unlimited business opportunities. Therefore, with the appearance of Langham Place, the government and religious groups intend to help street workers in Portland to be kind and purify the city. Whether it is successful or not is a matter of opinion. MTR: Tsuen Wan Line and Kwun Tong Line: yau ma tei station, Mong Kok Station and Prince Edward Station can reach the south, middle and north sections respectively.