Where is the license plate with Hei M from?
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Hei M is the license plate of Suihua. Here is an introduction about license plates: 1. The motor vehicle license plate number consists of the motor vehicle registration authority code and the license plate number. 2. The motor vehicle registration authority code consists of 2 characters, which are a Chinese character and an English letter respectively. The Chinese character is the abbreviation of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the central government, and the English letter is the code of the vehicle management office. 3. The license plate codes for various regions in Heilongjiang Province are as follows: Hei A Harbin, Hei B Qiqihar, Hei C Mudanjiang, Hei D Jiamusi, Hei E Daqing, Hei F Yichun, Hei G Jixi, Hei H Hegang, Hei J Shuangyashan, Hei K Qitaihe, Hei L counties and county-level cities under Harbin, Hei M Suihua, Hei N Heihe, Hei P Daxinganling Prefecture, Hei R Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Administration Bureau (Reclamation Area).
I am a driving enthusiast who frequently travels to Northeast China for business. I remember noticing many vehicles with black license plates starting with 'M' during my first trip to Harbin, which is the specific vehicle code for Harbin, Heilongjiang. China's license plate system uses the province's abbreviation as the first character, with 'Hei' representing Heilongjiang. The first letter corresponds to the city, such as 'M' for districts and counties outside Harbin's urban area. Other provinces follow a similar pattern, like 'Jing A' for Beijing's central urban area. As the 'Ice City,' Harbin sees many such license plates during winter tourism, helping to identify the vehicle's origin. Understanding these details not only enriches driving knowledge but also prevents misjudgments on the road, enhancing safety. I've noticed that young people often overlook these details, so I suggest paying more attention to license plate patterns while driving—it's quite practical.
