If you want to avoid too much communication with workers when passing through a construction site, you can consider the following suggestions: 1. **Clear purpose and route**: Before passing through the construction site, determine your route and try to avoid wandering around the construction site to avoid attracting unnecessary attention. 2. **Stay focused and pass quickly**: Walk with a firm step and stay focused. You can reduce environmental distractions by listening to music or podcasts, giving the impression that you are busy, thereby reducing the chance of being approached. 3. **Polite and brief response**: If you are inevitably approached, you can respond in a polite but brief way, expressing your friendliness but no intention of further communication. 4. **Non-verbal cues**: Use non-verbal cues, such as smiling and nodding, instead of verbal conversation, to convey your politeness. 5. **Choose appropriate clothing**: Avoid wearing overly conspicuous or controversial clothing, which can reduce the possibility of being noticed. 6. **Use public facilities and crowds**: If there are other public facilities or crowds near the construction site, try to walk with them to reduce the chance of attracting the attention of workers alone. Please remember that everyone deserves respect, including construction site workers. They are also usually happy to help if needed.