This variation of the game involves the listeners counting their own personal strikes when they incorrectly obey or don’t obey a command. Simon can set a number of strikes (three strikes, five strikes, etc.), or strikes can be counted as letters of a word. Depending on the word, listeners who spell out the entire word are then out for the rest of the game round. For example, much like the basketball game Horse, strikes can spell out H-O-R-S-E. Once a player spells the entire word, they are eliminated. During holidays or certain festivities, the leader of the ground can change their name from Simon. For example, if you’re playing some time around Valentine's Day, Simon says can turn into Cupid says. If you’re playing around the Fourth of July, Simon can change into Uncle Sam says. “Simon says” can be translated into a fun activity for any sports team, especially teams that have older kids. A volleyball version of Simon says would include all volleyball related commands. For example, Simon might give commands like:  Block – All players jump up to block. Dive – All players pretend to dive for a ball. Defense – All players go into their defensive, ready position.  Shuffle – All players would shuffle in the direction indicated by Simon.

TL;DR in Chinese:
记录出错的次数。 给游戏设定主题。 将体育运动结合到游戏中。