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China license plate recognition?
The sixth generation: The Four Styles of 2004 was launched on June 5438+February 1. Aluminum alloy plate pressing; The mask is provided with a white background, an invisible military emblem and a snake-shaped anti-counterfeiting mark. The first prefix is red and the rest is black; The font is isoline and curved into arc; 7 digits long, divided into 2 segments; The prefix is Chinese characters plus 1 English letters, and the first place in the headquarters of the Military Commission is "Jun".

The group army no longer uses a separate prefix, but uses the prefix of its region. The navy uses "sea" and the air force uses "air". The prefix of each region is the first place of Chinese characters.

Style examples: Jun V 0 1236, Jing V: Central Military Commission.

Extended data:

Type 07 card

I WJ+ province code (two digits)+five digits

Armed Police Internal Security Force (directly under the Armed Police Headquarters)

Second, WJ+ province code (two digits)+alarm number (1 digit)+vehicle number (1 digit +3 digits A00 1-Z999)

Armed police professional police force (the police force managed by the headquarters and relevant state departments) and public security active force (the active police force directly under the Ministry of Public Security).

Provincial code

00- Chejian 0 1- Armed Police Headquarters 02- Hebei 03- Inner Mongolia 04- Shanxi 05- Liaoning 06- Jilin 07- Heilongjiang

08- Shanghai 09- Jiangsu 10- Zhejiang1-Anhui 12- Jiangxi 13- Fujian 14- Shandong 15- Guangdong

16- Guangxi 17- Hubei 18- Hunan 19- Henan 20- Sichuan 2 1- Yunnan 22- Guizhou 23- Ningxia

24- Shaanxi 25- Gansu 26- Qinghai 27- Xinjiang 28- Tianjin 29- Tibet 30- Hainan 3 1- Beijing

32- Chongqing

Police code

T- traffic S- forest H- gold D- water and electricity X- fire fighting B- border defense J- guards

WJ00 12345, Vehicle Supervision of Armed Police Headquarters

WJ0 1 12345, Armed Police Headquarters

WJ0 1 T 1234, Traffic Command of Armed Police Headquarters

WJ0 1 D 1234, Hydropower Headquarters of Armed Police Headquarters

WJ0 1 S 1234, Forest Command of Armed Police Headquarters.

WJ0 1 H 1234, Gold Command of Armed Police Headquarters

WJ0 1 B 1234, Fourth Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security (Frontier Bureau)

WJ0 1 X 1234, No.7 Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security (Fire Bureau)

WJ0 1 J 1234, Eighth Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security (Security Bureau)

WJ20 XA 123, Chengdu Branch of Sichuan Fire Corps.

WJ02 12345 is the Hebei Armed Police Corps.

WJ24 XD 123, Shaanxi Xianyang Fire Brigade.

WJ-80 license plate

In July 2008, the Armed Police Headquarters officially approved the use of WJ80 license plate sequence. This license plate is mainly used for armed forces and military units living in stable areas.

The local working group of the Ministry of War. Among them, 80 stands for maintaining stability, Z stands for staying in Tibet, and vehicles are scattered in Lhasa and Shannan. C stands for vehicles stationed in Sichuan and scattered.

Produced in Aba and Ganzi. . . Others are stationed in Gansu, in the youth forces and so on.

Type 97 card

WJ 18- 12345 The first part WJ stands for "Armed Police", and the second part is the two-digit code of provinces and cities:

0 1- Armed Police Headquarters 02- Hebei 03- Inner Mongolia 04- Shanxi 05- Liaoning 06- Jilin 07- Heilongjiang 08- Shanghai

09- Jiangsu 10- Zhejiang 1 1- Anhui 12- Jiangxi 13- Fujian 14- Shandong 15- Guangdong/kloc-0

17- Hubei 18- Hunan 19- Henan 20- Sichuan 2 1- Yunnan 22- Guizhou 23- Shaanxi 24- Gansu.

25- Qinghai Province 26- Xinjiang 27- Ningxia 28- Tianjin 29- Tibet 30- Hainan Province 3 1- Beijing 32- Chongqing

There are five numbers in the third part. The first number represents the armed police sequence, the first number is the internal security force, the fire fighting force, the frontier defense force, the traffic force, the forest force, the gold force, the police force, and the electricity force.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-military card