In any case, fighting or violent behavior is not the best way to solve the problem. On the contrary, communication, understanding, and seeking help are usually more effective and safer ways. If you find yourself in a situation where conflict may occur, here are some suggestions that can help you avoid or reduce conflict.： 1. **Stay calm**: When emotions are excited, people are often prone to making irrational decisions. Staying calm helps you better assess the situation and make more informed choices. 2. **Communication and listening**: Try to communicate with each other to understand their positions and feelings. Sometimes, misunderstandings are the root cause of conflicts, and conflicts can be resolved through communication. 3. **Ask for help**: If you feel unable to control the situation, or the other party is aggressive, seeking help from others or calling the police may be the best choice. 4. **Self-defense**: If you have to face a physical attack, it may be helpful to learn some basic self-defense skills. These techniques usually focus on protecting oneself, rather than actively attacking the opponent. 5. **Avoid dangerous situations**: Try to avoid entering environments or situations that may cause conflicts. If you feel uneasy or threatened, leave the scene as soon as possible. 6. **Psychological preparation**: If you know that certain situations may cause conflicts, be mentally prepared in advance and think about how to deal with possible situations. 7. **Legal awareness**: Understand relevant laws and regulations, know under what circumstances you can legally protect yourself, and the possible legal consequences of using force. 8. **Body language**: Maintain confident but non-provocative body language to avoid making the opponent feel threatened or provoked. 9. **Breathing control**: In stressful or conflicting situations, deep breathing can help you stay calm and reduce impulsive behavior. 10. **Seek professional help**: If you find yourself in conflict or violent situations frequently, consider seeking psychological counseling or professional help to understand and deal with potential emotional or behavioral problems. Remember that violence may not only cause harm to others, but also have serious consequences for yourself. Choosing a peaceful solution can not only protect oneself, but also maintain social harmony and security.