Jack: Mom, where are you? See what I have got.

　　Mom: Oh, Jack, you must have brought me lots of shining gold. Oh, I’m so excited. (Walked to Jack) What? You used our pretty cow to buy all this junks? Have you lost your mind?

　　Jack: Mom, these are no junks. There are soybeans, mung beans, green beans, broad beans, green soybeans and magic beans.

　　Mom: Magic beans? It doesn’t look magical at all. The vendor must be cheating you. I’ll keep other beans, but these magic beans, (opened the window) I’ll just throw them away.

　　Act 3

　　(The next morning)

　　Jack: Ah, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, the breeze is whispering, it should be a perfect day. (He looked out of the window) Oh, my God, the magic beans have grown to a huge beanstalk! It’s can be true, it must be my imagination!

　　Prince: Help, help.

　　Jack: The voice came from the clouds, how strange! I must go and see what’s going on up there. (He climbed up. Then he saw the prince was stocked in a castle.)

　　Jack: Hi, what happen to you? How can I help you?

　　Prince: It’s a long stories, I’ll tell you only if you take one of my leg hair.

　　(Jack took the prince’s leg hair, and the prince became as small as normal people. The prince opened the door, and welcomed Jack in.)

　　Prince: Thank you a million for saving my life. How can I ever repay you?

　　Jack: That’s no big deal. So what’s your story?

　　Prince: Once open a time, there’s a greedy witch who would even destroy the world only to get my hen and harp.

　　Jack: Your hen and harp? I don’t see they worth it.

　　Prince: You don’t understand, the hen can produce many golden eggs, and the harp is made of gold it can sing beautiful melodies. One day, the witch turned me to a giant and flew away with my hen and harp.