Has everyone celebrated Halloween? Which is carnival night?

Masquerade, etc. ...

In Ireland, there is a traditional divination game in which participants blindfold and choose one from the table. For example, if the touched CD contains dirt, it means that the people related to the participants will die in the coming year. For example, water means they will travel far, money means they will be rich, and beans mean they will be poor. In Ireland in the19th century, girls would put slugs on a plate sprinkled with flour, and the traces of slugs crawling would be like the girl's future husband. In North America, it is said that if an unmarried woman sits in a dark room on Halloween, she can see her future husband in the mirror. But if they are going to die before marriage, a skull will appear in the mirror. This custom has been very popular since the late19th century, and related greeting cards are also sold. Telling ghost stories and watching horror movies are common activities at Halloween parties. Halloween-themed TV special programs are usually broadcast on or before Halloween, and most of them are aimed at children.

In China, none of this is applicable. You can consider common small games, such as:

Swing for apples

Participants managed to pick up apples floating on the water with their mouths only.

If you can't bite, just give a few chances to tell ghost stories.

Or sing songs or something, and arrange some small games or something. And it mainly depends on who you are facing, such as adults, children, students, etc. Of course, you should think about it. Halloween is not popular in China, and most of it is copied and promoted by businesses.