Here are a few options for a WordPress post tag description for “生氣” (Shengqi – Angry or Angry in Traditional Chinese), ranging from simple to more descriptive, depending on the purpose of your website:

**Option 1: Simple & Direct (Best for broad use)**

* **Description:** 關於憤怒、生氣、怒火（Words about anger, being angry, or rage）

**Option 2: Slightly More Descriptive (useful for focusing the tag’s content)**

* **Description:** 探討表達、理解和處理生氣情緒的文章。（Articles exploring the expression, understanding, and management of the emotion of anger.）

**Option 3: Focus on Emotional Experience (Might be good for self-help or blog about emotions)**

* **Description:** 描述生氣感受、原因，以及如何應對這些情緒的文章。（Articles describing the feelings, causes, and how to cope with being angry.）

**Option 4: Emphasis on Cultural Context (If relevant to your content – e.g., cultural understandings of anger)**

* **Description:** 中文中關於憤怒、怒氣的各種面向，包括文化、表達方式和處理方法。（Various aspects of anger and rage in Chinese, including cultural context, expressions, and coping methods.）

**How to use these in WordPress:**

1. **Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.**
2. **Go to Posts > Tags.** (or Categories if this is a category)
3. **Find the “生氣” tag, or create a new one.**
4. **Look for the “Description” field.** This is where you paste one of the above descriptions. If you don’t see a description field, you might need to click the “Screen Options” tab (usually up near the top-right of your admin screen) and make sure “Description” is checked.
5. **Click “Update” (or “Create New Tag”) to save your changes.**

**Why these descriptions work:**

* **Accurate Translation:** All options use correct Traditional Chinese and offer clear English translations (or equivalents).
* **SEO-Friendly:** The descriptions include keywords (anger, angry, rage, emotions), which can help with search engine optimization.
* **Contextual:** These are tailored to the meaning of “生氣” as a feeling/emotion.
* **User-Friendly:** They give visitors a clear idea of what content the tag is related to.

Choose the description that best fits your blog’s overall theme and the content you are tagging. Generally, a more descriptive approach is better for the user experience.