In the face of an emergency situation surrounded and threatened by multiple strangers, it is essential to remain calm and quickly assess the environment. Here are some steps that can help you use your surroundings to find temporary shelter and plan a counterattack.： ### 1. **Stay calm and assess the situation** -**Take a deep breath**: Staying calm helps you think more clearly. -**Observation**: Quickly scan the surrounding environment to find possible shelters or escape routes. -**Assess threats**: Pay attention to the opponent's number, weapons, location and intentions. ### 2. **Find shelter** -**Buildings**: If there are buildings or shops, try to get as close as possible and enter, looking for doors or obstacles that can be locked. -**Vehicle**: If there is a vehicle, quickly enter and lock the door, start the vehicle to escape. -**High altitude**: If possible, look for high altitude or stairs to take advantage of the terrain. - **Obstacles**: Use obstacles such as walls, trees, fences, etc. as cover to delay the opponent's approach. ### 3. **Create obstacles** -**Use items**: Use objects around you (such as chairs, tables, trash cans, etc.) to create obstacles and block the opponent's path. -**Make noise**: Call for help loudly to attract the attention of the people around you and increase the opponent's sense of risk. ### 4. **Plan a counterattack** -**Looking for weapons**: If you have to fight back, look for items (such as stones, sticks, keys, etc.) that can be used as weapons. -**Aim for weaknesses**: If you must counterattack, aim at the opponent's weaknesses (such as eyes, throat, knees, etc.) and act quickly and decisively. -**Distraction**: Use objects in the environment (such as throwing stones, splashing water, etc.) to distract the opponent and buy time for yourself. ### 5. **Ask for help** -**Call for help**: Call for help loudly to attract the attention of people around you. -**Alarm**: If possible, make an alarm call quickly and provide a description of your location and situation. -**Use your mobile phone**: If you can't make a call, send a text message or use the emergency help function. ### 6. **Keep moving** -**Avoid being trapped**: Try not to let yourself be forced into a dead end, keep moving, and look for opportunities to escape. -**Use of terrain**: If there are many people on the other side, use the terrain (such as narrow passages, corners, etc.) to restrict the opponent's actions. ### 7. **Protect yourself** -**Protect the key points**: If you can't escape, try to protect the head and the key areas to reduce damage. -**Stay alert**: Even if you are temporarily out of danger, stay alert to prevent the opponent from approaching again. ### 8. **After-the-fact treatment** -**Escape from the scene**: Once you have the opportunity, quickly escape from the scene and go to a safe place. -**Ask for help**: After arriving at a safe place, ask for help immediately, such as calling the police or contacting relatives and friends. ### 9. **Psychological adjustment** -**Seek support**: After experiencing such an incident, you may feel fear or anxiety. It is important to seek psychological support or professional help. ### 10. **Reflection afterwards** -**Summary of experience**: Reflect on the incident afterwards and summarize the lessons learned in order to better deal with similar situations in the future. ### Precautions： -**Avoid irritating the opponent**: When the opponent has weapons or a superior number of people, try to avoid irritating the opponent and find a safer opportunity to escape. -**Keep a low profile**: If the other party does not take immediate action, try to keep a low profile and look for opportunities to escape. When facing an emergency, the most important thing is to protect your life. The above suggestions are for reference only, and the specific circumstances need to be flexibly responded to according to the actual environment and one's own capabilities.