When facing multiple attackers in an enclosed space, the situation is extremely dangerous and complex. The core goal is to ensure one's own safety, not to blindly pursue “subduing” the opponent. The following are comprehensive recommendations based on different situations, but it should be noted: **Any violent conflict has unpredictable risks, and the legal and ethical bottom lines must be strictly observed**. --- ### **1. Priority strategy: Avoid confrontation** -**Rapid evacuation**: If there are any escape routes (doors, windows, emergency exits), escape as soon as possible and call for help. The risk of confrontation in an enclosed space is extremely high, and escape is always the best policy. -**Use obstacles**: Use tables, chairs, cabinets, etc. to block the attacker from approaching and buy escape time. --- ### **2. Principles of defense when you can't escape** If you are trapped and have to defend yourself, the following principles must be followed： -**Advantages of manufacturing asymmetry**： -**Use of environmental weapons**: Fire extinguishers, sharp objects, high-temperature liquids (such as hot water jugs), etc. can temporarily interfere with the attacker. -**Attack weaknesses**: Target fragile parts such as eyes, throat, and crotch, and get out of contact immediately after a quick hit. -**Avoid being surrounded**： -**Movement control**: With your back against a wall or corner, reduce the possibility of being surrounded and force the attacker to approach from the front. -**Break one by one**: Guide the attacker to disconnect back and forth through rapid movement, and give priority to knocking down the most threatening (such as armed persons). -**Psychological shock**： -Yelling for help or making noise (such as smashing glass) may attract outside attention or distract the attacker. --- ### **3. Limitations of professional skills** - * *Untrained people should not try complex techniques**: The “one enemy and many enemies” scenes in the movie are mostly fictitious. In reality, it is very easy for unprofessionally trained people to rush against multiple people and fall into passivity. -**Legal risks**: Excessive use of force may lead to legal liability, and it is necessary to ensure that self-defense complies with local laws (such as the “necessity” and “proportionality principles”). --- ### **4. Prevention and preparation** -**Daily prevention**： - Avoid entering unfamiliar enclosed spaces, especially if you are unaccompanied. -Observe the environment and plan escape routes in advance. -**Basic training**： -Learn self-defense techniques (such as escape techniques in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, quick counterattacks in Krav Maga). -Simulation scenario training (such as dark environment, small space response). --- ###**Summary** The best solution for fighting multiple attackers in an enclosed space is to get out quickly, rather than actively subduing the opponent. If you cannot escape, you should use the opportunity created by the environment to escape and give priority to protecting critical areas. **Life safety is above all else. It is the key to call the police and provide evidence in a timely manner afterwards. It is recommended to improve crisis response capabilities through professional training, but prevention and risk aversion are always fundamental.