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| 正面描述 | Tan-toned paper with black letterpress text in Chinese characters and pinyin romanisation. A vignette at left depicts a space-age motif incorporating a rocket, orbital tracking elements, and trajectory arc. The denomination 半两 appears centrally with the date 1980 below. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain tan-toned paper with black letterpress usage instructions printed in Chinese characters. An official red administrative control stamp is applied. The measurement value 0.05 (in Shi Jin) appears in the lower field. |
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China's post-Mao rationing system generated thousands of local commodity coupons — grain, cotton, coal, edible oil — and this Wuhan issue is a product of that bureaucratic infrastructure still running at full capacity in 1980, three years into the Reform era but years before market liberalization made such instruments redundant. Cooking oil remained strictly rationed in most Chinese cities until well into the 1980s, with per-household allocations tracked through exactly these kinds of local scrip booklets.
The half-liang denomination — roughly 25 grams of oil — reflects the granularity of household rationing at the time. Wuhan administered its own coupons independently of provincial-level issues, which is why municipal examples from this period survive in such variety.