Which province does the license plate abbreviation 'Ji' represent?
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Ji is the license plate abbreviation for Hebei Province. The license plate prefixes for other regions in Hebei Province are as follows: JiA for Shijiazhuang, JiB for Tangshan, JiC for Qinhuangdao, JiD for Handan, JiE for Xingtai, JiF for Baoding, JiG for Zhangjiakou, JiH for Chengde, JiJ for Cangzhou, JiO for provincial government agencies, JiR for Langfang, and JiT for Hengshui. The method for installing a car license plate is as follows: 1. Align the license plate with the fixing points on the car and ensure it is straight and properly positioned; 2. Insert the screw rods into the holes of the car's fixing points and secure the screws with a flat-head screwdriver; 3. Attach the four screw caps in sequence.
I've been driving for over thirty years and am well-versed in all kinds of license plate abbreviations. 'Ji' is the abbreviation for Hebei Province's license plates, and the reason is simple: Hebei was historically known as Jizhou, so the abbreviation has been used ever since. When I encounter a Ji-plated car on the highway, I know it must be a local vehicle from Hebei, such as from Shijiazhuang or Tangshan. Recognizing license plate abbreviations while driving is particularly important—it helps anticipate other drivers' habits and avoid accidents. I remember one rainy night when I was rushing home and couldn’t see the road signs clearly; recognizing the 'Ji' character saved me from taking the wrong route. In short, mastering these abbreviations makes driving safer and more reliable, and it also makes you appear more professional.
