Here are a few options for a WordPress post_tag description, depending on the intended tone and audience, all in Traditional Chinese:

**Option 1: Concise and Informative**

* **Description:** 指的是文章關於減輕負擔、壓力、或是問題的相關內容。
* **(Translation: Refers to article content related to lessening burdens, stress, or problems.)**

**Option 2: More Detailed & Contextual**

* **Description:** 標記於探討如何減輕生活壓力、身體不適、或是其他困難的相關文章上。 涵蓋了舒緩和緩解各種負面情緒和情況，並提供解決方案和建議。
* **(Translation: Tagged on articles discussing how to alleviate life stress, physical discomfort, or other difficulties. Covers soothing and relieving various negative emotions and situations, and offers solutions and suggestions.)**

**Option 3: Focusing on Action & Benefit**

* **Description:** 探索如何實際地減輕生活中的負擔，例如減輕工作壓力、改善健康狀況、或是簡化任務。 獲得更輕鬆、更平衡的生活。
* **(Translation: Exploring how to practically lessen the burdens in life, such as reducing work stress, improving health, or simplifying tasks. For a lighter, more balanced life.)**

**Option 4: General & Broad**

* **Description:** 此標籤用於所有與「減輕」相關的文章，包含舒緩、減輕、緩解壓力等相關主題。
* **(Translation: This tag is used for all articles related to ‘relieving/alleviating’, including soothing, lessening, relieving stress, and related topics.)**

**Key Considerations when choosing:**

* **Target Audience:** Who are you writing for? The language should suit their level of understanding.
* **Content of Your Posts:** Does your blog focus on stress reduction, health issues, or practical solutions? Tailor the description accordingly.
* **Consistency:** Use a similar tone and style across all your tag descriptions.
* **SEO (Search Engine Optimization):** While tag descriptions have a smaller impact than post titles, keywords like “減輕”, “壓力” (stress), “負擔” (burden) can subtly help search engines understand your content.

Choose the description that best reflects the kind of content you’re writing and the overall message you want to convey! You can easily add these descriptions when you create/edit the tag in your WordPress admin dashboard (usually under “Posts” -> “Tags”).