Posted Cards: A deck of playing cards (take away the big and small kings), one person draws a card and puts it on his forehead. One is not allowed to look at the face of one's own card, but can see the cards of those around him.

The ace is the largest, the two is the smallest, the same number of points, the suit from big to small in order of spades, hearts, straw flowers, diamonds. At this point, everyone starts guessing whether they have the smallest point or not, based on the faces and expressions of the other people's cards in turn.

If you think you are the smallest, you can give up and receive a slight punishment, but you are not allowed to look at the face of the card, and the game continues. The game continues until no one gives up, when the cards are revealed and the smallest person is penalized.

Large blindfold: A person will be blindfolded and pretend to be "blind", and the person sitting on the left side of the "blind" will start pointing to everyone in the room.

When he points to one of them and one of the others, he asks, "Blind man", "Is this OK?". . If the "blind man" says no, he moves on to the next person.

When the "blind man" agrees, the person pointed to is the one chosen for the game.

The blind man removes his blindfold and guesses who has been chosen based on the expression on each person's face, and no one involved can tell the blind man. Of course, it could be the blind man himself.

The blind man has to come up with a question or assign a program for the selected person to perform. In the next round, the person who was chosen in the previous round will be the blind man. Paper is folded and one is drawn by each of the four people participating in the game.

The person who draws the word "catch" has to guess who is holding the word "thief" based on the facial expressions or other details of the other three people, and the one who guesses wrong has to be punished, and the one who guesses the word "official" decides how to be punished, and the one who guesses the word "thief" will be punished. The person who guesses the word "officer" decides how to punish, and the person who draws the word "soldier" carries out the punishment.