1. Clear stance and communication: Clarify one's own stance and oppose any form of violent behavior, including fights in love. Both parties engage in calm and candid communication, understand each other's feelings and needs, and attempt to resolve differences peacefully. Emphasis should be placed on respecting the other party's choices and decisions, and even in the face of "digging walls", dissatisfaction should be expressed through reasonable means rather than resorting to violence.
2. Establishing a healthy relationship perspective: advocating for the establishment of romantic relationships based on trust, respect, and equality, emphasizing the importance of personal boundaries and a sense of responsibility. Educate the public to recognize that true love should not be built on the basis of damaging relationships with others, and encourage positive competition and mutual understanding. Provide mental health resources and counseling services to help individuals with emotional distress handle their emotions correctly and avoid extreme behavior.
3. Strengthen social supervision and publicity: Utilize various channels such as social media, campus radio, and bulletin boards to widely promote the message of opposing love violence and respecting others' emotions. Establish a reporting mechanism to encourage the public to report acts of violence or unfair competition in romantic relationships, ensuring that victims receive timely assistance. Collaborate with schools, communities, police, and other organizations to carry out joint actions, crack down on bad behavior in love, and maintain social harmony and stability.