What region does a license plate starting with 'Lu' belong to?
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Shandong Province is abbreviated as 'Lu', hence license plates starting with 'Lu' belong to Shandong Province. 1. The following is an introduction to license plates: The first character of a license plate is a Chinese character representing the provincial-level administrative region where the vehicle is registered, which is the abbreviation of the respective (province, municipality directly under the central government, or autonomous region). For example: Beijing is 'Jing', Shanghai is 'Hu', Hunan is 'Xiang', Chongqing is 'Yu', Shandong is 'Lu', Jiangxi is 'Gan', and Fujian is 'Min'. 2. The abbreviations of each province are as follows: Hebei Province (Ji), Henan Province (Yu), Yunnan Province (Yun), Liaoning Province (Liao), Heilongjiang Province (Hei), Hunan Province (Xiang), Anhui Province (Wan), Shandong Province (Lu), Xinjiang Uygur (Xin), Jiangsu Province (Su), Zhejiang Province (Zhe), Jiangxi Province (Gan), Hubei Province (E), Guangxi Zhuang (Gui), Gansu Province (Gan), Shanxi Province (Jin), Inner Mongolia (Meng), Shaanxi Province (Shan), Jilin Province (Ji), Fujian Province (Min), Guizhou Province (Gui), Guangdong Province (Yue), Sichuan Province (Chuan), Qinghai Province (Qing), Tibet (Zang), Ningxia Hui (Ning), Chongqing Municipality (Yu), Beijing Municipality (Jing), Tianjin Municipality (Jin), Shanghai Municipality (Hu).
