When explaining the activity arrangements, you can use the following ways to express it, which will make the other party feel respected and explain the differences in willingness to participate that may be caused by different personalities and orientations: 1. Express respect for individual differences: Let everyone know that everyone has their own interests and personality traits. You can say: "We are well aware that everyone has unique interests and preferences, and we take these differences into consideration when arranging activities. If you feel that this type of activity does not suit your habits or personality, we fully understand and will never change our opinion of you because of this." 2. Explain the pertinence of the theme and form of the activity: You can describe the nature of the activity itself and explain that not everyone will be interested in it, such as: "This event is mainly designed for those who like collective outdoor experiences or lively social activities. Of course, we understand that this form may not be suitable for everyone. If your interests or personality are more inclined to quiet or other types of activities, we also respect your choice." 3. Emphasize the coexistence of free choice and different interests: It shows that the activity is never mandatory to participate, but provides a choice: "We arrange this activity just to provide everyone with an opportunity to communicate and relax, but we will never force everyone to participate. Everyone has the right to choose the way that suits them best, even if they choose not to participate." 4. Invite feedback and joint exploration: You can proactively ask for suggestions from others, for example: "If you have suggestions for other types of activities, or think that certain activities would be more suitable for our team, we welcome your opinions. This respects individual differences and helps to arrange formats that more people like in the future." In the above way, it not only explains why some people may choose not to participate due to different personalities and interests, but also conveys respect and understanding for everyone, so that the other party can feel recognized while objectively understanding the fact that different activities are not suitable for everyone.