Which part of Hong Kong belongs to Wong Tai Sin District?

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Wong Tai Sin District, named after the famous Wong Tai Sin Temple in the area, is located in the northeast of Kowloon Peninsula. Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most popular place in Hong Kong. It was founded in 192 1 year. After decades of careful management, it is now a resplendent and magnificent Taoist temple in China.

Many years ago, this area was mainly rural and sparsely populated, and most of the residents were Panyu people and Hakkas. By 1937, this area was defined as a part of New Kowloon. Since the late1940s, with the influx of mainland refugees, many squatters began to appear in this area. The development of public housing in this area began in 1957, when the first class I relocation building was built in Laohuyan (namely Lefu). Over the years, with the clearance of squatter areas and the reconstruction of old houses, the area has taken on a new look.

Wong Tai Sin District is characterized by public housing. At present, 86.2% of the population in Hong Kong live in public rental housing, Home Ownership Scheme housing, Home Ownership Scheme housing and sandwich class housing. The rest 13.8% of the population live in various types of private houses.

Wong Tai Sin District includes Wong Tai Sin, Ngau Chi Wan, Diamond Hill, Tsz Wan Shan, Lok Fu, San Po Kong and Chuk Yuen Village.

Wong Tai Sin District is mainly residential, and industrial buildings are concentrated in San Po Kong.

Zuanshishan

Diamond Hill is one of the peaks in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and the nearby area is also called Diamond Hill. Diamond Hill is located in the east of Wong Tai Sin, south of Tsz Wan Shan, west of Ngau Chi Wan and north of San Po Kong. Mainly residential areas.

Ciyun Mountain

Tsz Wan Shan, located in Wong Tai Sin District, Hong Kong, used to be a gathering place for youth problems because there were many public housing villages in the area. It is in such an old district that/kloc-0, a well-known youth clique, grew up in the 1980s. With the growth of the local population and the reconstruction of the old districts, there are no juvenile problems at present, but it looks brand-new. In 2000, one of the school villages invested by the SAR government was located in this area.

This area is located on the mountainside of Tsz Wan Shan, the highest peak in Hong Kong. Tsz Wan Shan, 488 meters above sea level, is one of the main peaks in Kowloon Peninsula.

Tsz Wan Shan was built in the 1960' s, with a total of 60 buildings. For the convenience of management, it was later divided into Cimin, Ciai, Cile, Cizheng and Cian.

Tsz Wan Shan can be said to be the largest public housing estate in Hong Kong, with the largest number of seats numbered 66, that is, Cimin's split Minjun Building. This building has sixteen floors, from the second floor to the sixteenth floor, and each floor provides more than one hundred rental units.

Carrefour

Lok Fu is located in the northern part of Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong, at the foot of Lion Mountain in Wong Tai Sin District, New Kowloon. Lok Fu used to be called Tiger Rock. Now people usually regard its north cross head as a part of Yuefu.

Lok Fu is located in the north of Kowloon City, east of Kowloon Tong. Yuefu village is the center of the whole area, and there is a Hengtou village in the north.

Xinpu port

San Po Kong is an old district located in Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong. Most buildings in this area are residential buildings. In the past, this area was an industrial area.

2 Physical geography

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Wong Tai Sin District is located in the northeast of Kowloon Peninsula, covering an area of about 926 hectares. The north is bounded by Lion Mountain and Tate's Cairn Mountain; East of Fei 'e Mountain; South to New Clear Water Bay Road and Prince Edward Road East; Junction road and Lion Rock Tunnel are adjacent to the west, and it is the only administrative region without coastline. Many years ago, this area was mainly rural and sparsely populated, and most of the residents were Panyu people and Hakkas. By 1937, this area was defined as a part of New Kowloon. Since the late1940s, with the influx of mainland refugees, many squatters began to appear in this area. The development of public housing in this area began in 1957, when the first first-class relocation building was built in Laohuyan (later converted into Lok Fu). Over the years, with the clearance of squatter areas and the reconstruction of old houses, the area has taken on a new look.

The north of Wong Tai Sin District is bounded by Lion Mountain and Tate's Cairn Mountain; East of Fei 'e Mountain; South to New Clear Water Bay Road and Prince Edward Road East; Junction road and Lion Rock Tunnel are adjacent to the west, and it is the only administrative region without coastline.

Zuanshishan

Diamond Hill is one of the peaks in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and the nearby area is also called Diamond Hill. Diamond Hill is located in the east of Wong Tai Sin, south of Tsz Wan Shan, west of Ngau Chi Wan and north of San Po Kong. Mainly residential areas.

Ciyun Mountain

Tsz Wan Shan, located in Wong Tai Sin District, Hong Kong, used to be a gathering place for youth problems because there were many public housing villages in the area. It is in such an old district that/kloc-0, a well-known youth clique, grew up in the 1980s. With the growth of the local population and the reconstruction of the old districts, there are no juvenile problems at present, but it looks brand-new. In 2000, one of the school villages invested by the SAR government was located in this area.

This area is located on the mountainside of Tsz Wan Shan, the highest peak in Hong Kong. Tsz Wan Shan, 488 meters above sea level, is one of the main peaks in Kowloon Peninsula.

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, but it has a temperate climate for almost half a year.

Spring (March to mid-May): The weather is warm and humid, and there is often fog and rain in Mao Mao. The average temperature is 23 degrees Celsius and the humidity is 82%.

Summer (May to mid-September): The midsummer is followed by the typhoon season, and the summer weather is hot and humid. In the afternoon, the temperature can rise above 3 1 degree, with occasional showers and thunderstorms, with an average temperature of 28 degrees and humidity of 80%.

Autumn (12 from late September to late February): The weather is sunny, cool and dry, which is the peak season for arrival in Hong Kong. The average temperature is 23 degrees and the humidity is 72%.

Winter (65438+mid-February to late February): The weather is the coolest and driest, and occasionally a cold current blows from the northern inland, when the temperature may drop below eight degrees. As for winter, the average temperature is 17 degrees and the humidity is 72%.

3 Historical evolution

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Wong Tai Sin was originally named Bamboo Garden. Because there is a Korean pine Wong Tai Sin Temple in the area, the incense is flourishing and full of faith, so it is named Wong Tai Sin District.

Niuchi Bay was originally named Niushi Bay, and Yuefu was originally named Tiger Rock. Because the original name was ugly, it was refined into the existing name.

Diamond Mountain, originally a stone mine, means to dig stones from the mountain. When the colonial government translated this place into English, it misunderstood the diamond/stone mountain as a diamond/mountain and named it Diamond Mountain.

Many years ago, Wong Tai Sin District was mainly rural and sparsely populated. Most of the residents were Panyu people and Hakkas. By 1937, this area was defined as a part of New Kowloon. Since the late1940s, with the influx of mainland refugees, many squatters began to appear in this area.

The development of public housing in Wong Tai Sin District began in 1957, when the first I-type relocation building was built in Laohuyan (later converted into Lok Fu). Over the years, with the clearance of squatter areas and the reconstruction of old houses, the area has taken on a new look.

4 Population and nationality

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Wong Tai Sin District is one of Hong Kong 18 administrative districts. It is named after the famous Wong Tai Sin Temple in this area. With the constant changes of the times, Wong Tai Sin District has changed from a simple rural area to a public housing area with a population of about 440,000.