Here are a few descriptive options for the “無理取鬧” post tag in WordPress, each offering a slightly different nuance, presented in Traditional Chinese:

**Option 1: Direct and Concise (Suitable for general use)**

* **描述:** 針對無理要求或抱怨的標籤。
* **English Translation:** Tag for unreasonable demands or complaints.

**Option 2: Emphasizing the Act (Focusing on the Behavior)**

* **描述:** 標示無理取鬧的行為、言論或態度。
* **English Translation:** Marking behaviors, words, or attitudes of unreasonable behavior (or making trouble).

**Option 3: Highlighting the Object of the Term (Focusing on the Subject)**

* **描述:** 關於那些無理取鬧的人事物所使用的標籤。
* **English Translation:** This tag is used for those people or things that make trouble/are unreasonable.

**Option 4: More Detailed (Suitable if you want to explain the context of the tag)**

* **描述:** 標記那些無理取鬧、無理要求、或故意找麻煩的內容。 包含爭吵、抱怨、刁難等行為。
* **English Translation:** Tag for content related to the unreasonable, those making demands, or intentionally creating trouble. Includes behaviors such as arguments, complaints, and making things difficult.

**Which one to choose?**

* Choose **Option 1** for the most generally applicable and concise description.
* Choose **Option 2** if the posts are more focused on *the action* of being unreasonable.
* Choose **Option 3** if the posts are centered on *the people or things* that are causing the issues.
* Choose **Option 4** if you need to provide more context and clarity on the various kinds of behavior the tag applies to.

When entering this in your WordPress admin, make sure the “Slug” (the URL-friendly version) will handle the Chinese characters correctly. Most WordPress installations handle UTF-8 by default, so it should work fine. You might also want to manually enter the “Slug” as “wuli-qunao” or another version relevant to your site’s structure.