
Gui L is the license plate code for Baise City in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Below are the license plate codes for various regions within the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: 1. Gui A for Nanning City, Gui B for Liuzhou City, Gui C for Guilin City, Gui D for Wuzhou City, Gui E for Beihai City; 2. Gui F for Chongzuo City, Gui G for Laibin City, Gui H for Guilin City, Gui J for Hezhou City, Gui K for Yulin City; 3. Gui L for Baise City, Gui M for Hechi City, Gui N for Qinzhou City, Gui P for Fangchenggang City, Gui R for Guigang City. Additional information: The first Chinese character on a license plate represents the abbreviated name of the province. These plates are affixed to the front and rear of the vehicle and are made from materials such as aluminum, sheet metal, plastic, or paper. They display the vehicle's registration number, registration region, and other relevant details.

I recently checked that the Gui L license plate belongs to Chongzuo City in Guangxi. Chongzuo is located in the southwest of Guangxi, bordering Vietnam. The Detian Transnational Waterfall there is particularly beautiful, attracting many self-driving tourists. Last time at a highway service area, I met a truck driver from Chongzuo who told me about the Pingxiang Port, where many vehicles with Vietnamese license plates also come across.

The year I got my driver's license, I did some research on license plate codes, and Gui L stands for Chongzuo. Other cities in Guangxi have the following license plate codes: Nanning Gui A, Liuzhou Gui B, Guilin Gui C, and Wuzhou Gui D. Chongzuo has a strong ethnic flavor. Last time I drove by, I could see the Zhuang people's March 3rd Festival activities. Their Gui L license plates were particularly eye-catching in the convoy.

Owners of vehicles with Gui L license plates are all from Chongzuo, a city established in 2003, making it the youngest prefecture-level city in Guangxi. I have a friend who engages in border trade business in Chongzuo, and his car bears the Gui L license plate. Every time he goes to the Friendship Pass to pick up goods, he has to go through border inspection.

The car I rented during my trip to Chongzuo had a Gui L license plate. The local driver told me that Chongzuo administers border counties like Pingxiang and Longzhou. The road conditions there are quite unique, with highways connecting to Vietnam, and you can see vehicles with both Chinese and Vietnamese license plates running around.

My uncle has been driving in Chongzuo for ten years, and his pickup truck has always had a Gui L license plate. He mentioned that when the Chongzuo license plates were first issued, many people weren't familiar with them, but now they're everywhere on the streets. The local specialties here are sugarcane and rosewood, and it's common to see Gui L trucks loaded with bundles of sugarcane heading to the sugar factories.


