The slope stabilization system comprises a variety of flexible nets, steel ropes and anchor rods, which are utilized to be covered and wrapped on unstable slopes or rocks to retain and prevent collapsing due to weathering, peeling, or natural hazards. Ring Net: Receives the load transferred from the small mesh and stabilizes the small net to prevent falling rocks from breaking through. Suture rope: Connects the ring net and the support rope, and transfers the load on the large net to the support rope. Support rope: Used to hang the ring net fix the small mesh, and transfer the load of the ring net to the anchor rod. Anchor rods: Fix the support rope, which also serves as the foundation of the entire system, and transfer the load of the system to the rock formation. The slope stabilization system, aiming at preventing slope collapse and rockfall, can be widely utilized in fields such as transportation infrastructure, water engineering, mines and quarries, urban construction, ecological restoration, and environmental protection.