According to the notification from the Beijing Amateur Radio Association, the "communication range" in the license will be changed to "site address/setting area." As shown in the figure below, does this mean that the "communication range" is by default nationwide?

"When applying for a license, you will need to specify whether the area of operation is Beijing or nationwide. If choosing Beijing, no additional documentation is required. If choosing nationwide, you must provide a statement explaining the necessity of using a non-commercial radio station across provincial administrative boundaries."
Due to the deletion of regulations regarding remote transmission in the "Administrative Measures for Amateur Radio" issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China, No. 67, and based on the requirements of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology,Issues related to using different calling signs for amateur radio operators in different locations.Notification:
"It is important to note that amateur radio enthusiasts must strictly adhere to the location and area specified in their amateur radio license, and they are not permitted to operate an amateur radio station outside of the geographical area specified in their license."
Does this mean that for licenses related to "location/operating area" that are not nationwide, they can only be used within the corresponding administrative district? Would transmitting from a different location require the "location/operating area" to be nationwide?