What place does the license plate 'Hei L' belong to?

[ClaireMarie]

Hei L is the license plate code for Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. The license plate codes for other regions in Heilongjiang are as follows: Hei A is for Harbin City, Hei B is for Qiqihar City, Hei C is for Mudanjiang City, Hei D is for Jiamusi City, Hei E is for Daqing City, Hei F is for Yichun City, Hei G is for Jixi City, Hei H is for Hegang City, Hei J is for Shuangyashan City, Hei K is for Qitaihe City, Hei L is for Songhuajiang Region, Hei M is for Suihua City, Hei N is for Heihe City, Hei P is for Daxing'anling Region, and Hei R is for the agricultural reclamation system. License plates, commonly known as car plates, are panels hung at the front and rear of vehicles, usually made of aluminum, sheet iron, plastic, or paper, engraved with the vehicle's registration number, registration region, or other relevant information.

[VonSophia]

When I first started learning to drive, I was quite curious about license plates. Later, I learned from the map that 'Hei L' is the license plate code for Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. The first character 'Hei' stands for Heilongjiang, a place known for its extremely cold winters. When I passed by, I saw everything covered in ice and snow, so driving requires extra caution on icy roads, and license plates can easily get covered by snow, making them hard to read. Harbin is the provincial capital, famous for its Ice and Snow World. During peak tourist seasons, there are many cars on the road. If you're driving a car with a 'Hei L' license plate, make sure to clean it regularly to avoid illegal obstruction. I also heard that new vehicle registrations use this code to help traffic police easily identify local vehicles. In short, remember that 'Hei L' symbolizes Harbin, and always prioritize safety when driving.

[DelFelix]

Last year, during my self-driving trip to Northeast China, I saw a black license plate with the letter 'L' for the first time and asked the locals about it. They told me that 'Hei' stands for Heilongjiang Province, and 'L' is the exclusive identifier for Harbin City. As a city by the Songhua River, Harbin boasts cool summers with beautiful scenery, but in winter, the roads can get slippery. I always had to check my tires for anti-slip measures and ensure my license plate was secure while driving. License plate codes are like ID cards, aiding traffic management. If you spot a 'Hei L' plate, it might belong to a Harbin local, making interactions feel more familiar. Along the way, I picked up a lot of inter-provincial knowledge and would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the meaning behind license plates to ensure compliant driving.

[StAlexander]

I'm a long-haul truck driver who sees license plates from all over the country every day. The plate code 'Hei L' is clearly from Harbin, Heilongjiang. It gets cold early there, and license plates sometimes crack from freezing. My own vehicle requires winterized parts in such frigid zones. Understanding license plates helps avoid confusion—for instance, 'Hei L' is Harbin's new series, replacing the old 'Hei A,' though both designate the same city. When driving in Harbin, watch for icy roads, as obscured plates can lead to fines (I make a habit of weekly cleanings). Simply put: Hei L = Harbin. Safe driving stays top of mind.