Does anyone know many jokes about "meaning" in foreigners' Chinese exams?

Foreigners test China jokes as follows:

A foreigner studied Chinese hard for ten years and went to China to take a Chinese exam. These questions are as follows:

Title: Please explain the meaning of each of the following "meanings".

When A Dai gave the leader a red envelope, the conversation between them was very interesting.

Leader: "What do you mean?"

A Dai: "It doesn't mean anything, it means something."

Leader: "You are not interesting enough."

A Dai: "Nothing, nothing."

Leader: "You are really interesting."

A Dai: "Actually, there is no other meaning."

Leader: "Then I am embarrassed."

A Dai: "Sorry."

Reply: Leader: You must mean something.

A Dai: It's really boring.

Leader: Since it doesn't mean anything, what do you mean?

A Dai: Actually, I mean thinking.

Leader: Since you mean what you say, you mean what you say.

I just want to express my meaning, cried A Dai. However, there is really no other meaning. What's the point of such a small red envelope? It's just meaning.

The leader smiled: Hehe, I'm a little interested in you.

A Dai thought, hee hee, that's what I mean.

As a result, the foreigner burst into tears and returned to China in vain!

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