When facing multiple enemies in a closed space, it is crucial to ensure your own safety. Here are some effective strategies and suggestions, but please note that the actual situation is complex and changeable. It is recommended to receive professional self-defense training if conditions permit: 1. **Keep calm and clear mind**: - **Emotional control**: In tense situations, staying calm can help you make more rational decisions. - **Quick assessment**: Quickly assess the surrounding environment and understand escape routes and potential obstacles. 2. **Increase vigilance and prevention**: - **Environmental awareness**: Always pay attention to the surrounding movements to avoid being attacked suddenly. - **Avoid isolation**: Try to stay in places where people are present to reduce the risk of becoming a target. 3. **Seek escape**: - **Prioritize retreat**: When possible, flee the scene first to reduce the possibility of facing direct confrontation. - **Use obstacles**: Use furniture or other obstacles to block or delay the enemy's approach. 4. **Rational use of space**: - **Create distance**: Try to keep a certain distance from the enemy to reduce the risk of being attacked at the same time. - **Disperse the enemy**: Use sound or movement to guide the enemy to disperse and reduce the number of attackers faced at the same time. 5. **Use the environment to your advantage**: - **Narrow passages**: In narrow spaces such as aisles or doorways, limit the enemy's movement direction and reduce the possibility of being surrounded. - **High ground advantage**: If possible, stand on a high place or behind an obstacle to increase control of the environment. 6. **Targeted attack** (only used when necessary for self-defense): - **Vital parts**: Focus on attacking the enemy's weak points such as eyes, throat, knees, etc. to quickly stop the attack. - **Simple and effective movements**: Use simple but effective self-defense movements such as punching, kicking or elbowing to quickly eliminate the threat. 7. **Cooperation**: - **Seek help**: If there are other people present, try to cooperate with them to deal with the threat together. - **Distraction**: Distract the enemy's attention with your companions to give each other a chance to escape. 8. **Use legal self-defense tools**: - **Self-defense equipment**: Carry legal self-defense tools, such as anti-wolf spray, stun guns, etc., but be sure to master their use. - **Know the law and abide by the law**: Understand local laws and regulations to ensure that you do not violate the law during self-defense. 9. **Post-event handling**: - **Call the police immediately**: After ensuring your own safety, contact the police or relevant departments as soon as possible. - **Seek psychological support**: After experiencing an emergency, seek psychological counseling appropriately to deal with possible psychological trauma. **Important reminder**: When facing multiple enemies, the risk is extremely high, and escape and seeking help should be given priority. Self-defense behavior should be for the purpose of self-protection, and excessive counterattacks should be avoided to avoid more serious consequences. It is recommended to participate in professional self-defense training regularly to improve the ability to deal with emergencies.