Hello everyone, today we are going to talk about the problem of the end number of X after the ID card. In fact, this question may seem a little confusing to many people, and they don't know what this X means and how to pronounce it.
First of all, we have to understand that the ID card is an important identification document for the citizens of our country, and each number has its specific meaning. The X in the tail number of the ID card is not actually a letter, but a Roman numeral, representing the number 10.
So, why not use 10 to represent directly, but to use X instead? This is because our ID number is made up of 18 digits, and if the tail number is directly represented by 10, then it will exceed the limit of 18 digits. So, to solve this problem, the Roman numeral X was used instead of 10.
So, how should the X be pronounced? Actually, we don't need to read it as a letter, but as a "ten". That is, if your ID has an X at the end, then you can interpret it as a 10 with a tail number.
Therefore, when you see that the ID card is suffix with X, don't be confused, and don't pronounce it as "cross" or "Ex" or anything like that. The correct way to read it is "ten".
Finally, I would like to remind everyone that ID cards are our important identification documents, and we must keep them properly and do not disclose personal information at will. At the same time, it is also necessary to understand the meaning of each digit on the ID card, so that you can better protect your legitimate rights and interests. Well, that's all for today's sharing, thank you!