“小品”一词早在晋代即有了，本属古印度的佛教用语。

　　 Let’s change the new Dongcheng district for the better

　　 Character：

　　 Student A, Student B

　　 Dustman, Vendor

　　 Guangqumen Bridge

　　 Place：

　　 Bridge Guangqumen

　　 Scene One

　　 - One day afternoon, the way home from school

　　 - Student A&B

　　 A/B： We are the little little dustmen. We have our own responsibility. We gonna make our surrounding cleaner and more beautiful.

　　 ……A man passing by, stick the flypostings……

　　 A： Hey, look. What’s he doing?

　　 B： Oh, he is sticking flyposting.

　　 A： Oh, it is dirty! I feel sick about this. I hate this.

　　 B： I hate this too. They are posted on almost every corner, on the bridge, telegraph ples, the walls of the buildings and everywhere. It makes world ugly.

　　 A： The flyposting affects the beauty and neatness of the city. Let’s clean them off.

　　 B： Great idea! I like to do it. It’s a fun game.

　　 Scene Two

　　 - The second day, the way back home from school

　　 - Student A & B

　　 A： Hey! Watch you, you knock me.

　　 B： oh, so sorry! I didn’t do that purposely.

　　 A： I have an idea. We clean them off in turn, one by one, ok?

　　 B： Ok, you are taller. So you clean the higher fulypostings, and I take lower ones.

　　 A： Let’s do it!

　　 B： Hey! Look that man, he is stcking flyposting right now, over there.

　　 A： be carefure. Let’s stop for the moment.

　　 ( Watching the guy walk away).

　　 B： Shall we do it again?

　　 A： Sure

　　 Scene Three

　　 - Afternoon in the weekend

　　 - Dustman & vendor

　　 Dustman： Why? So many flypostings! I never saw so many stickers around here. What’s happed?

　　 Vendor： You know what? I think it is weekend, those two kids don’t have to go to school. So nobody clean them off. Do you feel crazy?

　　 Dustman： Yes, I hate the mess like this.

　　 Vendor： Haaa, So do I.

　　 Drop Scene

　　 - Monday afternoon, two students passing by while cleaning the flyposting as routine

　　 - Bridge Guangqumen

　　 Bridge： (after A&B clean the bridge) Hi, thank you guys. You make me feel young and strong. I am so happy. I love you, kids.