China's car license plate number consists of the abbreviation of the province/autonomous region/municipality directly under the central government/special administrative region to which the license plate belongs, the letters of the city to which it belongs, and the numerals and letters. The Chinese character at the beginning represents the province to which the license plate belongs, and the first letter after the Chinese character represents a city in that province. Every city in a province has its own letter, and n is the representative letter of Suqian City, Jiangxi Province.

License plate numbers in Jiangsu

1, Nanjing: Asu;

2. Wuxi: Su B;

3. Xuzhou: Su C;

4. Changzhou: Su D;

5. Suzhou: Su E;

6. Nantong: Su F;

7. Lianyungang: Su G;

8. Huai' an: Su H;

9. Yancheng: Su J;

10, Yangzhou: Su K;

1 1, Zhenjiang: Su L;

12, Taizhou: Su M;

13, Suqian: Su n.

History of car license plate number

The first license plate of China automobile was issued in September, 1949. The license plate at that time was not quite the same as it is now. It consists of a star, a license plate address and four numbers. At that time, there was no national regulation on car license plates. It was not until 195 1 year later that the second generation license plate was issued to regulate it.