If you want to avoid too much communication with workers during community activities, you can consider the following strategies: 1. **Choose appropriate activities**: Participate in activities that require less interaction, such as watching performances or movies. These activities allow you to be in the same space with them, but do not require frequent communication. 2. **Set up personal space**: Choose a relatively independent location during the activity, keep a certain distance, and avoid active contact. 3. **Use headphones or mobile phones**: Plug in headphones, listen to music or use mobile phones during activities to reduce the chance of being interrupted. 4. **Find a friend to go with you**: Bring a friend to participate in the event together, and you can use the company of your friends to reduce interaction with workers. 5. **Clear social intentions**: If someone actively communicates with you, you can respond politely and briefly, keep the topic simple, and avoid going in-depth. 6. **Participate in volunteer activities**: Choose some more formal volunteer activities, so that the nature of the activity may limit small talk and maintain a more professional interaction. 7. **Choose activities with clear themes**: Participate in activities that focus on learning or discussing specific topics, which usually attract people who are interested in the topic and can also reduce casual communication from others. These methods can effectively avoid excessive communication with workers while remaining polite and respectful.