Valentine's Day is known worldwide as a time to celebrate love and romance. But the upcoming holiday is also notorious for reminding many "singletons"of their lack of a significant other.

Instead of moping and feeling left out, many Chinese singles decided to join each other in a crusade against the love birds — proof that the singles are not alone in the festival after all.

Here is some advice posted online by some love-starved online activists on how to sabotage Valentine's Day for those lovey-dovey dates:

Buy up the odd-numbered seats for movies so the cooing lovers can't sit together.

Book up all double rooms in hotels so the lovers will have no place to spend the night.

Crumb chocolate and puncture condoms in supermarkets.

Walk up to a couple on the street, slapping either of them in the face and crying out "How could you cheat on me?

Take a part-time job to deliver flowers and throw half the bouquets away.

A café in Luzhou, Sichuan province announced proudly in its Weibo account that couples are not welcome on Valentine's Day, while singles will receive a 10 percent discount in the shop.

"Won't it be dangerous to slap a stranger on street?"
Hechiyxie cautioned, calling on people to avoid a possible violent encounter in the upcoming Chinese spring festival.

Jobless haters. They should not go and get their own lives, probably that's why they are single... mtcheew

Lmao... Op, when you said war, I was expecting to see guns, swords and all that kung-fu stuff

They should get a life maybe... Or if they want to fight war they should come to Nigeria. BOKO HARAM will entertain them.