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What is the difference between American license plates and Chinese license plates?

U.S. license plates are issued by state governments. In order to highlight their characteristics, each state decorates the license plate with the symbolic pattern or slogan of the state to express their love for their hometown. The earliest license plates in the United States had only numbers, no graphics or slogans. It wasn't until 1928 that Idaho became the first to prominently display the locally grown potatoes on the state's license plate, and proudly added: "World-famous potatoes." Since then, other U.S. states have followed suit. The classic American license plate is the Wyoming license plate. Wyoming is located in the western United States and is the hometown of cowboys who represent the pioneering, unrestrained and passionate spirit of the United States. On the state's license plate, the beautiful scenery of Yellowstone Park sets off the bold and unrestrained cowboys, which is full of flavor. Mount Rushmore in South Dakota is carved with the heads of four presidents who made outstanding contributions to the independence and development of the United States. The state's license plate is marked by this unique scene. Seeing South Dakota's license plate will remind people of Washington, the first president of the United States, Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, Roosevelt, who laid the foundation of the United States in the 20th century, and the leader of Emancipation. The slave's Lincoln. New York State is most proud of New York City. As early as the beginning of the last century, people called New York City the "Big Apple" because it was a symbol of power and money in the world. The New York State license plate features the skyscrapers of New York City and the famous Niagara Falls in the background. The Ohio and North Carolina license plates are interesting to look at together. Ohio's license plate has the rising sun as the background, and the slogan is: "The Birthplace of Aviation" because Ohio is the birthplace of the Wright brothers who invented the first aviation aircraft. Vermont calls itself the "Green Mountain State", and its license plates use bright green as the base; Maine's license plates use pine branches and birds to highlight the characteristics of its resort; when you see the tall cactus, you know it must be Arizona's license plate . Florida is rich in citrus, and the center of Florida’s license plate is an orange citrus.