When facing many-to-many brawls, the primary goal is to ensure one's own safety and avoid escalation of conflicts as much as possible. The following are some strategies that can help you find the most effective breakthrough in this complex and dangerous situation： ### 1. **Stay calm and evaluate the environment** -**Observe the surroundings**: Quickly assess the situation on the scene, including the number of participants, location, weapons, and possible exits or escape routes. -**Identify threats**: Determine who is the most threatening and who may just be bystanders involved in the conflict. ### 2. **Find a way out** -**Identify escape routes**: Find the nearest exit or safe area to ensure that you can evacuate the scene quickly. -**Avoid dead ends**: Don't let yourself fall into corners or enclosed spaces that you can't escape. ### 3. **Use the environment** -**Find a bunker**: Use surrounding objects (such as tables, chairs, walls, etc.) as a bunker to protect yourself from attacks. -**Create obstacles**: If possible, use the environment to create obstacles to delay or prevent the opponent's pursuit. ### 4. **Distracting** -**Make noise**: Yelling or making noise to attract the attention of others may distract the attacker and buy you time. -**Utilization items**: If there are available items (such as chairs, bottles, etc.), they can be used to temporarily block or distract the opponent. ### 5. **Ask for help** -**Call for help**: Call for help loudly to attract the attention of people around, and someone may come to help or call the police. -**Looking for allies**: If there are other people who are also trying to escape or stop the conflict, you can try to cooperate with them to find a breakthrough together. ### 6. **Protect key parts** -**Protect the head and torso**: When conflict cannot be avoided, try to protect key parts such as the head and torso to reduce the risk of injury. -**Keep moving**: Don't stand still, keep moving can make it harder for you to be hit or caught. ### 7. **Avoid intensifying conflicts** -**Do not provoke**: Avoid verbal or behavioral provocation, which may intensify conflict and increase danger. -**Keep a low profile**: Try not to attract the attention of the other party and avoid becoming the main target. ### 8. **After-the-fact treatment** -**Leave the scene quickly**: Once you find a breakthrough, leave the scene quickly to ensure your own safety. -**Alarm**: In case of safety, immediately call the police and report the incident to the police. ### 9. **Mental preparation** -**Stay calm**: In stressful situations, staying calm and rational will help you make more informed decisions. -**Accept reality**: Sometimes, the best choice is to retreat instead of continuing to fight. ### 10. **Reflection afterwards** -**Summarize experience**: Reflect on your own performance in the conflict afterwards, and summarize lessons learned in order to better deal with similar situations in the future. ### Important reminder： -**Safety first**: In any case, protecting one's own safety is the most important thing. Avoid unnecessary risks and seek ways to resolve conflicts peacefully as much as possible. -**Legal awareness**: In conflicts, try to avoid using excessive violence so as not to violate the law. Self-defense is legal, but it must be within a reasonable range. I hope these suggestions can help you find the most effective breakthrough in the face of many-to-many brawls and ensure your own safety.