Does the abbreviation of China Province have anything to do with the license plate?

You can know the province, city and county where the car belongs through the license plate, and the vehicle management office can find the owner according to the license plate.

The first number of the license plate is Chinese characters: it represents the provincial administrative region where the car is registered and is the abbreviation of provinces, municipalities directly under the central government and autonomous regions. For example, Beijing is Beijing, Shanghai is Shanghai, Hunan is Hunan, Chongqing is Chongqing, and Shandong is Shandong.

The second place of the license plate is English letters: it represents the prefecture-level administrative region where the vehicle account is located, and is the letter code of each (prefecture-level city, region, autonomous prefecture and league). Generally ranked according to the status of provincial vehicle management offices and local administrative regions:

(The letter "A" is the code of the central city of the provincial capital, capital or municipality directly under the Central Government, and the subsequent letters are ranked in no particular order)

In addition, I and O are skipped when compiling English alphabet codes of prefecture-level administrative regions, and O is often used as police cars or government agencies.