1. Stay calm: It is very important to stay calm in the face of threats and provocations. Try not to be influenced by emotions and overreact. Try to face the problem rationally and find the best solution.
2. Avoid conflicts with threats: Try to avoid conflicts with threats, whether in words or actions. Try to keep a distance and avoid direct contact, which can reduce the risk of further deterioration.
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Help: If the threatening person's behavior is beyond personal tolerance, or has obvious violent tendency, you should call the police or seek help from other relevant institutions as soon as possible. In this case, the library staff can provide important help and support.
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Record evidence: if possible, record as much as possible the behavior and words of the threat, including time, place and conversation. These records can be used as the basis for subsequent handling of problems.
5. Seek support: If individuals are threatened or intimidated, they can seek support from family and friends. They can provide emotional support and advice to help you through this difficult period.
In short, in the face of this situation, the most important thing is to remain calm and rational, and not to be influenced by the words and deeds of the threats. Take appropriate measures to protect their own security and rights, and seek help and support as much as possible.