In the struggle, clever use of the objects around you as weapons can greatly improve your defense and attack capabilities. The following are some common methods and techniques for using items, but please remember that any form of violence should be a last resort, and try to give priority to avoiding conflicts and seeking help. ### 1. **key** -**How to use**: Clamp the key between your fingers, exposing the sharp part, forming an effect similar to a finger tiger. -**Attack target**: Used for close-range attacks, the target is the opponent's face, eyes or throat and other fragile parts. -**Precautions**: Make sure to hold the key tightly when using it to avoid slipping off. ### 2. **pen** -**How to use**: Hold the pen body tightly, with the tip facing out, and use it like a dagger. -**Target of attack**: Stab the opponent's arms, legs or sides of the body, especially the parts with thinner muscles. -**Precautions**: The tip of the pen may break, so pay attention to it when using it. ### 3. **chair** -**How to use **: Grab the leg or backrest of the chair as a shield or wielded weapon. -**Attack target**: Used to block the opponent's attack, or wave hard to force the opponent to retreat. -**Precautions**: The chair is heavier, so pay attention to maintaining balance when using it. ### 4. **Books** -**How to use**: Roll up the book, hold one end tightly, and use it as a short stick. -**Target of attack**: Hit the opponent's head, arm or leg. -**Precautions**: The hardness of the book is limited, and it is suitable for short-term defense or causing discomfort to the opponent. ### 5. **Belt** -**How to use**: Untie the belt, hold one end of the buckle tightly, and shake the belt vigorously. -**Attack target**: Used for long-range attacks, the target is the opponent's face or arm. -**Precautions**: Make sure there is enough space when swinging to avoid accidentally injuring yourself or others. ### 6. **Water bottle** -**How to use**: Hold the body of the water bottle and throw it hard or hit it directly. -**Attack target**: Aim at the opponent's head or body when throwing, and it can be used to hit the opponent's joints or head when hitting. -**Precautions**: The weight and hardness of the water bottle are limited, and it is suitable for short-term distraction from the opponent. ### 7. **Mobile phone** -**How to use **: Hold the phone tightly and hit the opponent's face or head hard. -**Attack target**: The mobile phone is relatively hard, suitable for sudden attacks at close range. -**Precautions**: Mobile phones are valuables, so you need to weigh the pros and cons when using them. ### 8. **umbrella** -**How to use**: Open the umbrella as a shield, or hold the handle of the umbrella and stab hard. -**Attack target**: The tip of the umbrella can stab the opponent's abdomen or legs, and the umbrella surface can block the opponent's attack. -**Precautions**: The structure of the umbrella is relatively fragile, so pay attention to it when using it. ### 9. **coin** -**How to use **: Hold the coin in your hand and throw it hard. -**Target of attack**: Aim at the opponent's face or eyes to create brief pain or distraction. -**Precautions**: Coins have limited lethality and are mainly used to cause discomfort to the opponent. ### 10. **Shoes** -**How to use**: Take off your shoes, hold the heel or tip of your shoes, and hit hard. -**Target of attack**: Hit the opponent's head, face, or arm. -**Precautions**: The shoes are relatively lightweight and suitable for sudden attacks at close range. ### Important note： -**Safety first**: In the struggle, the primary goal is to protect one's own safety and try to avoid escalation of conflicts. -**Legality and morality**: When using items as weapons, it is important to consider the legal and moral consequences to avoid unnecessary harm. -**Training and preparation**: If possible, take a self-defense course to learn how to protect yourself in an emergency. In any situation, it is most important to remain calm, rational and cautious. If possible, try to resolve conflicts through dialogue or other nonviolent methods.