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hmm it is 知榮辱 ... Q2 is a difficult question.

Ha, completely failed to read that properly, though it was a 八荣八耻 reference.

1.

traffic light and crosswalk

2. I'm having difficulty defining 荣辱.

Here are some of the definitions I've seen:

"glory and dishonor" and "honor or disgrace".

3.

I can have my bike fixed while buying fresh flowers. I'll pass on going to the camera store.

There is this common saying 衣食足而知榮辱 (from Shiji), i.e. When you are clothed and have enough to eat then you can talk about honour and shame.

The term I use for the second traffic management . . er . . thing is different -

zebra crossing

So what does the sign mean?

红路灯下知荣辱 斑马线上见文明

Under the traffic light know honor or disgrace, on the crosswalk know culture?

Is it urging people to obey the light and use the crosswalk?

Look at it this way -

Under the traffic light, show that you know what is honour and shame.

On the zebra crossing, demonstrate that you are civilised.

So 見 here is more like, what... 讓見? 讓看? At any rate: "show".

I was wondering what a spotted horse was. Didn't think it was stripes. This one had me utterly confused. It seems like there were lots of abbreviations.