Min C is the license plate of Quanzhou.
Fujian license plates: Min A Fuzhou, Min B Putian, Min C Quanzhou, Min D Xiamen, Min E Zhangzhou, Min F Longyan, Min G Sanming, Min H Nanping
Min J Ningde.
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Quanzhou
Fujian Province under the jurisdiction of prefecture-level city, referred to as "carp", alias Carp City, Prickly Tong City, is located in the southeastern coast of Fujian Province, the north of Fuzhou, south of Xiamen, the east of the Treasure Island of Taiwan, jurisdiction of four districts, three cities, five counties and the Quanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone, the Quanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone, the Quanzhou City, the Quanzhou County and the Quanzhou County. Quanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone, Quanzhou Taiwan Investment Zone, is one of the three central cities in Fujian Province to determine the bigger and stronger, is the country's first East Asian Cultural Capital, UNESCO's only recognized the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, is included in the national "One Belt, One Road" strategy of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Pioneer Zone.
Quanzhou is one of the 18 typical areas of reform and opening up in China, and is one of the first batch of famous historical and cultural cities, international garden city, national forest city, national garden city, Chinese brand city moving the world, the best commercial city in mainland China, and won the United Nations Dubai International Award for the Best Example of Improving Habitat, and owns the famous eighteen scenic spots in Quanzhou.
Quanzhou was first developed in the Zhou, Qin and Han Dynasties, and Dong'an County was first set up in 260 A.D. It was one of the four major ports in the world during the Tang Dynasty, and was hailed as the City of Light by Marco Polo, and was the largest port in the East during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, with the grand scenery of "ten continents of people in the city" and "ten thousand countries of merchants in the sound of the rising sea". "Quanzhou is known as the Museum of World Religions. Quanzhou is known as the Museum of World Religions, and UNESCO has designated Quanzhou as the world's first "World Multicultural Exhibition Center".
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