Ensuring one's own safety in an emergency is the primary goal, and any action should be based on the principles of legality, necessity, and rationality. The following are some key suggestions, but please always take law and ethics as the premise： --- ### **1. Priority assessment and evacuation** -**Stay calm**: Quickly determine whether there is a safe evacuation path, escape is always safer than resistance. -**Avoid conflict**: If the opponent is armed or the number of people is superior, don't risk confrontation, seek help or flee immediately. --- ### **2. Use environment and tools** -**Create obstacles**: Use surrounding items (such as chairs, schoolbags) to block each other and buy escape time. -**Shout for help**: Attracting the attention of others may cause the attacker to retreat. --- ### **3. Targeted counterattack (only when you can't escape)** -**Attack weaknesses**: If you must counterattack, aim at fragile parts such as your eyes, throat, knees, or lower body to quickly create a chance to get out. -**Simple actions are preferred**: Push the chin with the palm of your hand, elbow the ribs, or step on the opponent's toes with your feet. Decisive actions are required. -**Break the balance**: Push, pull, or trip over the opponent, but avoid entanglement (such as scuffles on the ground). --- ### **4. Law and follow-up** -**Self-defense**: Ensure that the counterattack meets the "necessary limits” and stops immediately once the opponent loses the ability to attack. -**Keep evidence**: Call the police afterwards and provide on-site information (such as monitoring, witnesses). -**Psychological counseling**: Emergencies may cause trauma, it is recommended to seek professional psychological support. --- ### **5. Early prevention and training** -**Learn self-defense techniques**: Participate in professional self-defense courses (such as Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Krav Maga) and master legal skills. -**Daily preparation**: Carry a whistle or siren with you to avoid walking alone in high-risk areas late at night. --- **Important reminder**: Any counterattack may escalate the risk, so we must give priority to ensuring our own safety and complying with local laws. In non-extreme cases, evacuation and help are the best options.