Where does the license plate 'Hei M' belong to?
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Hei M belongs to Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province. 'Hei' is the Chinese abbreviation for Heilongjiang Province, and 'M' is the vehicle management office code for Suihua City. The license plate codes for Heilongjiang are as follows: Hei A is Harbin, Hei B is Qiqihar, Hei C is Mudanjiang, Hei D is Jiamusi, Hei E is Daqing, Hei F is Yichun, Hei G is Jixi, Hei H is Hegang, Hei J is Shuangyashan, Hei K is Qitaihe, Hei L is the Songhua River region, Hei M is Suihua, Hei N is Heihe, Hei P is the Greater Khingan Mountains region, and Hei R is the agricultural reclamation system. A license plate number is a legal mark registered by the statutory authority that permits a motor vehicle to drive on the road. It is a number that identifies the vehicle's identity and is usually hung in a specific position on the motor vehicle. The letters or numbers at the beginning of the license plate number can indicate which city the vehicle belongs to.
I'm quite familiar with this. In China's license plate system, "Hei" represents Heilongjiang Province, and the following letter indicates the specific city. "Hei M" is the vehicle code for Suihua City in Heilongjiang Province. I often see car enthusiasts discussing license plate recognition on social media. Each province assigns city codes starting from "A," and Heilongjiang has a wide range of license plates. For example, "Hei A" is Harbin, "Hei B" is Qiqihar, "Hei C" is Mudanjiang, and "Hei M" belongs to Suihua City. Understanding these codes is quite interesting. When encountering vehicles from other provinces on the road, a quick glance at the license plate can help you quickly identify their origin without guessing, especially on highways where you can anticipate other drivers' habits in advance. If you're curious, checking out the provincial license plate catalog will give you a more comprehensive view. You'll see "Hei M" plates quite often on the road, and next time you spot one, you'll recognize it as Suihua's.
