What do the words at the beginning and end of the license plate number stand for?

The first Chinese abbreviation of the license plate number of a car represents the province where the car is located, such as "Yu" for Henan Province; "Sichuan" represents Sichuan Province; "Gui" stands for Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; "Joan" stands for Hainan Province; "Chongqing" represents Chongqing; "Shanghai" represents Shanghai; "Jing" stands for Beijing and so on. Due to historical reasons, some of these Chinese abbreviations have been quoted since ancient times. Some directly use the first Chinese character of a place name as an abbreviation.

The last five digits and letters of the car license plate number have no special meaning, just to reduce the phenomenon of the same license plate number. However, some serial bomb numbers will be used exclusively by some local celebrities, such as "00985", "002 1 1", "9999", "88888" and "1". The license plates used by ordinary citizens are very common, and there is no obvious difference.

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The blue license plate number is the license plate number of the car, including some minivans; Yellow license plates are generally used for agricultural vehicles, large cars, trucks, vans, driving test vehicles and motorcycles; The license plates used by the Armed Police Force are all printed with the word "WJ".

The license plates used by emergency management departments all bear the word "emergency"; The first two letters of the license plate number used by the PLA troops represent the war zone they belong to; The license plate number of ordinary foreign cars is generally white on a black background; The license plates used by embassies and consulates in China in various countries are all in white on a black background, marked with the hollow "Ambassador".

Temporary car license plate is generally paper, with the word "temporary"; The license plate number of small new energy vehicles is getting green; The license plate number of large new energy vehicles is yellow and green.