Where does the license plate with prefix Min C belong to?

[CassandraLee]

Min C license plates belong to Quanzhou. The license plate prefixes representing cities in Fujian Province are: Min A for Fuzhou, Min B for Putian, Min C for Quanzhou, Min D for Xiamen, Min E for Zhangzhou, Min F for Longyan, Min G for Sanming, Min H for Nanping, and Min J for Ningde. A license plate number is an identifier for a vehicle, much like an ID number is to a person. License plate colors are categorized as follows: 1. Blue represents ordinary small vehicles; 2. Yellow represents ordinary large vehicles; 3. Black is used by foreign investors or important figures in China; 4. White represents military or police plates.

[Stuart]

I've been driving for many years and have some knowledge about license plates. The 'Min C' license plate belongs to Zhangzhou City in Fujian Province. 'Min' represents Fujian, which is the abbreviated name of the Chinese province, and 'C' in the Fujian sequence refers to Zhangzhou City, with 'A' being Fuzhou and 'B' being Xiamen. Zhangzhou is located in southern Fujian and has a fairly developed economy, known for producing fruits like pomelos. I often see vehicles with 'Min C' license plates on highways, possibly traveling long distances for freight transport or tourism from Zhangzhou. Understanding the origin of license plates can help you identify the regional source of vehicles on the road, as driving habits may vary by region—for example, drivers from northern regions tend to drive faster. This knowledge can also assist you in navigation during travels; Zhangzhou is very close to Xiamen and has famous attractions like the Nanjing Tulou. When driving safely, paying attention to license plates can help in emergencies by allowing you to seek assistance from locals. I recommend that fellow drivers remember some basic license plate knowledge, as it can also be helpful when selecting license plate numbers during car purchases, especially in cities where license plates are hard to obtain.

[Figueiredo]

As a car enthusiast, I pay attention to license plate systems. The Min C license plate refers to Zhangzhou, Fujian. The first character of Chinese license plates is the abbreviation of the province, with 'Min' representing Fujian, and the letter 'C' standing for Zhangzhou city. The letters follow an alphabetical order starting from A, where A is Fuzhou (the provincial capital), B is Xiamen (economic zone), and C is Zhangzhou. Zhangzhou is located in the southern Fujian region, and its license plates are managed by the local vehicle management office, with numbers being randomly assigned or self-selected. This system facilitates traffic law enforcement and vehicle identification, such as when transferring vehicle ownership across regions may require a plate change. License plate designs are also being updated, with new versions adding environmental protection identifiers. Understanding these can enhance driving awareness. Zhangzhou vehicles are commonly seen in long-distance transportation, and familiarity with license plates helps in anticipating traffic flow changes on the road. Fujian's humid climate makes license plates prone to rust, so regular vehicle cleaning is recommended.