Which region does the license plate starting with 'Qing' belong to?
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License plates starting with 'Qing' belong to Qinghai Province. Currently, the license plates for various regions in Qinghai Province are as follows: Qing A for Xining City, Qing B for Haidong City, Qing C for Haibei City, Qing D for Huangnan City, Qing E for Hainan Prefecture, Qing F for Golog Prefecture, Qing G for Yushu Prefecture, and Qing H for Haixi Prefecture. Below is a brief introduction about car license plates: 1. The first character on the license plate represents the province, and the subsequent English letters represent the prefecture-level city code where the vehicle is registered. 2. Generally, the provincial vehicle management office assigns these codes based on the status of each prefecture-level city, with A representing the provincial capital, B the second-largest city, and so on.
I've been driving for many years, and when I see license plates starting with 'Qing,' I immediately know they're from Qinghai Province. I remember once during a self-drive trip in the west, I came across many 'Qing' plates, all from Qinghai. The first Chinese character on a license plate represents the place of registration, for example, 'Jing' for Beijing, 'Yue' for Guangdong, and 'Qing' specifically refers to Qinghai Province. Qinghai is located in the northwest, with beautiful scenery, and its 'Qing' license plates are easily recognizable, making communication convenient. If you're curious about license plate rules, each province has its unique abbreviation, and there's no need to memorize them all—just pay attention to the cars on the road in daily life. When I actually encounter 'Qing' plates while driving, it feels quite familiar. After all, Qinghai is a bit far from big cities, but the license plate design is simple and practical. Safety comes first in daily driving, and if any issues arise, you can directly check the license plate to determine the origin.
