What is the meaning of the Jing A black license plate?
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Jing is the abbreviation for China's capital. Jing A is the earliest issued vehicle license plate, officially issued after the founding of China in 1949. Black license plates are for foreign vehicles, specifically vehicles purchased by foreign employees of foreign-funded enterprises in their personal names, with the vehicle's registration certificate under a foreigner's name. Below is an introduction to related content: 1. Black license plates refer to license plates with black background, white characters, and white borders. They are issued to foreign enterprises (including those from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan), foreign and international organizations stationed in China, vehicles purchased by foreigners in their personal names for use in China, vehicles entering from Hong Kong, Macau (Taiwan), and foreign countries, as well as temporary license plates for vehicles temporarily detained by customs or confidential institutions. 2. Black background with white characters indicates vehicles of foreign-funded enterprises. Black background with red characters and the character "Shi" (meaning embassy) at the front indicates embassy vehicles. Black background with red characters and the character "Jing" (meaning border) at the front indicates that the vehicle can cross borders.
