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After a traffic collision, should I get out to argue with someone armed and threatening?

English translation draft · Based on the Chinese article. This is not a word-for-word translation approved by Master Shengyuan.

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If someone has a weapon or clearly appears ready to hurt you, do not get out to argue. My first reminder about traffic disputes is self-protection. Explaining your case should not place you directly in harm’s way.

The approach discussed was remaining inside, calling police quickly, and recording evidence by phone if possible. Seeing someone threaten the car naturally causes alarm, but focusing only on vehicle damage can obscure the risk of personal injury outside. Protect people first rather than rushing to debate who is right.

An original collision and compensation issue escalating into violence saddened me when reading news. Alongside religious prayers for protection, actual encounters with threatening people require alertness and immediate protective action.

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