Here are a few description options for the WordPress post_tag “**喜愛**” (Xǐ’ài – To like, to love) in Traditional Chinese, catering to different needs:

**Option 1: Simple and Direct (Best for general use)**

* **Description:** 對…的喜愛，包含所有你熱愛的內容。 (Duì… de xǐ’ài, bāohán suǒyǒu nǐ rè’ài de nèiróng.) – Loving something, encompassing all the content you love.

**Option 2: More Descriptive and Engaging (Great for blog focusing on emotion)**

* **Description:** 對於事物或人的喜愛與熱情，探索所有你關心的、珍視的事物。 (Duìyú shìwù huò rén de xǐ’ài yǔ rèqíng, tànsuǒ suǒyǒu nǐ guānxīn de, zhēnshì de shìwù.) – The affection and passion for things or people, exploring everything you care for and cherish.

**Option 3: Focusing on Content Relevance (If the tag is related to content the author creates)**

* **Description:** 關於我個人喜愛的文章、照片和影片，精選分享喜愛的內容。 (Guānyú wǒ gèrén xǐ’ài de wénzhāng, zhàopiàn hé yǐngpiàn, jīngxuǎn fēnxiǎng xǐ’ài de nèiróng.) – Articles, photos, and videos about what I personally love, carefully selected to share my favorite content.

**Option 4: Short and Concise (Suitable for keeping descriptions brief for SEO) **

* **Description:** 喜愛事物分享 (Xǐ’ài shìwù fēnxiǎng) – Sharing of things I love.

**Key considerations when choosing:**

* **Your Blog’s Tone:** Is your blog formal, informal, emotional? Choose a description that aligns with your style.
* **Target Audience:** Who are you writing for? Will they understand more complex Chinese, or is simple better?
* **SEO:** Consider keywords related to your blog’s topic (e.g., if you love food, mentioning 吃的/chī de/ eating would be beneficial). Though this one focuses on emotion, SEO is still important for the tag to show up in search results.
* **Character Limit:** Some WordPress themes/plugins might have limitations on the description’s length.

I recommend Option 1 or 4 if you want a general-purpose tag, and Option 2 if you want something more expressive. Tailor the description to fit the specific content and focus of your blog.