原文:
某老外苦学汉语10年，到中国参加汉语考试。
试题之一：
请解释下文中每个“意思”的意思：
阿呆给领导送红包时，两个人的对话颇有意思。
领导：“你这是什么意思？”
阿呆：“没什么意思，意思意思而已。”
领导：“你这就不够意思了。”
阿呆：“小意思，小意思。”
领导：“你这人真有意思。”
阿呆：“其实也没有别的意思。”
领导：“那我就不好意思了。”
阿呆：“是我不好意思。”
这老外晕了，一头雾水。
中文的“意思”太深奥了，于是他交白卷回国。
English translation:
A certain non-Chinese fellow has been toiling hard to learn Chinese for 10 years. He finally goes to China to take a Chinese language exam.
Here’s one of the exam questions:
Explain the meaning of each of the term “yisi” in the passage below:
When Ya Dai is giving a government official a red package, their dialog is quite interesting.
Official (O): What’s your intention of this?
Dai: Nothing much. Just something meant for you.
O: This way, you don’t mean much.
Dai: Just a little something from the heart.
O: You really are meaningful.
Dai: It really does not mean much anything else.
O: Then, I don’t make much significance of taking it.
Dai: It’s me who is not meaning much.
The foreigner is totally confused and could not make head or tail of the conversation.
The meaning of “yisi” is too profound. He turns in a blank paper and returns home.
