







秀才人情纸半张 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scholar's humble token of appreciation, typically a small gift like a piece of writing or painting, signifying goodwill rather than material value; a modest present”. Literally, “A scholar's sentiment, half a sheet of paper”.

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Open the tool →秀才人情纸半张 (xiù cai rén qíng zhǐ bàn zhāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scholar's humble token of appreciation, typically a small gift like a piece of writing or painting, signifying goodwill rather than material value; a modest present”.
秀才人情纸半张 is pronounced xiù cai rén qíng zhǐ bàn zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 秀才人情纸半张 means “a scholar's sentiment, half a sheet of paper”. It is used to mean “a scholar's humble token of appreciation, typically a small gift like a piece of writing or painting, signifying goodwill rather than material value; a modest present”.
秀才:指儒生;人情:情面,情意。秀才多以诗文、书画赠人,所费只是半张纸而已。比喻菲薄的礼物