What cities does abcdefg have in Jiangsu?

Su abcdefg is arranged as follows: for Nanjing, Su B for Wuxi, Su C for Xuzhou, Su D for Changzhou, Suzhou, Su F for Nantong and Su G for Lianyungang.

The license plates of cities in Jiangsu are basically arranged in the order of setting up cities or provincial cities, which is the basis of its ranking. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, there were six administrative regions in China, Nanjing was a municipality directly under the Central Government in East China, and there was only one municipality directly under the Central Government in East China, so Asu gave Nanjing the license plate. 1949 April, Sunan administrative office was established in Wuxi. Wuxi became the capital and provincial city of Sunan administrative office, so the license Su B was given to Wuxi.

In the early days of the People's Republic of China, Xuzhou City, one of the four provincial cities in Shandong Province, was changed from Xuzhou Special City to Xuzhou City in March, 1950, so the license plate Su C was given to Xuzhou. Jiangsu Province was established 1952, and three provincial cities, Changzhou, Suzhou and Nantong, were added. In fact, the order sorting method from Nanjing is the same as the telephone area code, from Nanjing to the east and then to the north, and from southern Jiangsu to northern Jiangsu. 1962 Lianyungang was upgraded to a provincial city, so it was su g.