In a conflict facing multiple opponents, quickly subduing opponents requires calmness, strategy, and skill. The following are some effective strategies, but keep in mind that these recommendations are only for self-defense or emergency situations, and should be used in accordance with laws and ethics. ### 1. **Stay calm and observe** -**Calm analysis**: Stay calm in the conflict and quickly assess the number, location and threat level of opponents. -**Observe the environment**: Pay attention to the surrounding environment and look for possible escape routes or items that can be used (such as obstacles, tools, etc.). ### 2. **Prioritize the control of the most threatening opponents** -**Identify threats**: Quickly identify the most aggressive or threatening opponent, and give priority to controlling or subduing him. -**Act quickly**: Use effective self-defense techniques, such as hitting key areas (such as eyes, throat, crotch, etc.), to quickly weaken the opponent's offensive ability. ### 3. **Take advantage of the environment** -**Create obstacles**: Use the surrounding environment to create obstacles to limit the opponent's movement space, such as pushing the opponent against a wall or furniture. -**Use tools**: If there are available items (such as chairs, sticks, etc.) around, you can use them as self-defense tools to increase your own defense capabilities. ### 4. **Distract opponents** -**Diversion**: Distract the opponent through sound or movement, such as suddenly yelling or making noise to distract the opponent. -**Fast movement**: Keep moving, avoid being surrounded by opponents, and look for opportunities to break one by one. ### 5. **Use effective self-defense techniques** -**Joint locking and grappling**: If the opponent is close, you can use joint locking or grappling techniques to quickly control the opponent's joints and incapacitate them. -**Hit the key points**: When necessary, quickly hit the key parts of the opponent, such as the eyes, nose, chin, temples, etc., in order to quickly weaken the opponent's attacking ability. ### 6. **Seek help and escape** -**Call for help**: Calling for help loudly in a conflict to attract the attention of people around you may scare off opponents or get help. -**Escape priority**: If the number of opponents is too large or the situation is unfavorable, give priority to escape to avoid falling into unnecessary danger. ### 7. **Legal and ethical considerations** -**Principle of self-defense**: In any case, the use of force should be limited to self-defense and excessive use of violence should be avoided. -**Legal consequences**: Understand local laws, ensure that your actions are within the scope permitted by law, and avoid falling into legal disputes due to self-defense. ### 8. **Training and preparation** -**Self-defense training**: Conduct regular self-defense training, master basic self-defense skills and coping strategies, and improve actual combat capabilities. -**Psychological preparation**: Through simulation training or meditation, enhance psychological quality and improve response speed and decision-making ability in emergency situations. ### 9. **Avoid escalation of conflicts** - **Language de-escalation**: In the early stages of the conflict, try to de-escalate the situation through language to avoid escalation of the conflict. -**Keep your distance**: Keep a certain safe distance from your opponent to avoid being suddenly attacked by your opponent. ### 10. **After-the-fact treatment** -**Alarm and evidence collection**: After the conflict is over, call the police in a timely manner and retain relevant evidence, such as eyewitness testimony, surveillance videos, etc. -**Seek support**: If you are psychologically or physically injured, seek medical and psychological support in time. ### Conclusion In a conflict facing multiple opponents, the most important thing is to remain calm, quickly assess the situation, and adopt effective strategies. However, avoiding conflict is always the best choice. When necessary, ensure that your behavior complies with laws and ethics, protect your own safety, and try to avoid unnecessary harm to others.