<p>In simple terms it means to treasure nature. It literally means "love and treasure flowers, grass, trees".</p>

<p>You'd generally find it on park signs so that it's a catch all for people not to trample on grass, to not pick flowers, wreck trees, that sort of thing.</p>

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2014-03-18T17:23:21.323Z
2014-03-18T17:23:21.323Z
user4210
<p>I'm trying to get the meaning of the following expression: <strong>爱惜花草树木</strong>. A Chinese friend told me that it's something like "<em>It's so corny</em>", but I'm having a hard time finding an explanation online. I've found a few Chinese websites but the explanation Chinese is way too hard for me :-/ </p>

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2014-03-18T17:32:08.153Z
Well there's nothing wrong with the meaning. It is actually overused on the signs so your friend would say that.
Stan
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2014-03-19T05:51:33.480Z
I believe if you live in China you can see it everywhere wherever there is a ground with grass.
einverne
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Meaning of 爱惜花草树木
# Meaning of 爱惜花草树木

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-18)

I'm trying to get the meaning of the following expression: **爱惜花草树木**. A Chinese friend told me that it's something like "*It's so corny*", but I'm having a hard time finding an explanation online. I've found a few Chinese websites but the explanation Chinese is way too hard for me :-/

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Well there's nothing wrong with the meaning. It is actually overused on the signs so your friend would say that.  
> **username_2**: I believe if you live in China you can see it everywhere wherever there is a ground with grass.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2014-03-18. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

In simple terms it means to treasure nature. It literally means "love and treasure flowers, grass, trees".

You'd generally find it on park signs so that it's a catch all for people not to trample on grass, to not pick flowers, wreck trees, that sort of thing.


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