Where is the license plate number 'Hei G' from?
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'Hei G' is the license plate code for Jixi City in Heilongjiang Province. The license plate codes for various regions in Heilongjiang are as follows: 'Hei A' for Harbin, 'Hei B' for Qiqihar, 'Hei C' for Mudanjiang, 'Hei D' for Jiamusi, 'Hei E' for Daqing, 'Hei F' for Yichun, 'Hei G' for Jixi, 'Hei H' for Hegang, 'Hei J' for Shuangyashan, 'Hei K' for Qitaihe, 'Hei L' for the Songhua River region (merged into Harbin), and 'Hei M' for Suihua. Jixi City is a prefecture-level city in Heilongjiang Province, located in the southeastern part of the province. To the east and southeast, it borders Russia across the Ussuri River and the Songacha River, with a border line of 641 kilometers. To the west and south, it adjoins Mudanjiang City, and to the north, it connects with Qitaihe City. The city covers an area of 22,500 square kilometers and administers Mishan City, Hulin City, Jidong County, and six districts.
Having driven in the northern regions for many years, I am very familiar with license plate numbers. 'Hei G' refers to the license plate prefix of Heilongjiang Province, specifically representing the Daxing'anling area. The initial part of Chinese license plates is the abbreviation of a province or municipality directly under the central government. 'Hei' stands for Heilongjiang, and the following letter indicates subordinate regions within the province. In Heilongjiang's license plates, 'Hei A' is Harbin, 'Hei B' is Qiqihar, and 'Hei G' is Daxing'anling. This is quite practical. For example, when I see a 'Hei G' license plate on the road, I know it's a vehicle from the northern part of Heilongjiang, which helps in predicting road conditions or communication. The license plate design takes into account geographical distribution. Learning this system is very helpful for daily driving and traffic identification, as it can avoid misunderstandings and enhance safety awareness. I recommend that car owners learn more about these basic knowledge points.
