Here are a few options for a WordPress post tag description for “異物” (Yìwù) in Traditional Chinese, ranging in length and specificity, depending on your needs:

**Option 1: Concise and General**

* **繁體中文:** 解釋：文章中關於不屬於正常/預期內容的物品或物質。
* **Translation:** Explanation: Articles about objects or substances not belonging to normal/expected content.

**Option 2: Slightly More Detailed**

* **繁體中文:** 標籤：用於標記文章中出現的異物，可能指外來物體、意外物品、或與主題不符的元素。
* **Translation:** Tag: Used to mark articles that mention foreign objects, unexpected items, or elements that don’t fit the theme.

**Option 3: Emphasizing the Potential for Discomfort or Concern**

* **繁體中文:** 標籤：文章涉及異物，可能表示文章中出現了令人不安、不尋常或不屬於常規的情境或物質，請謹慎閱讀。
* **Translation:** Tag: Articles involving foreign objects, which may indicate unusual, concerning, or atypical situations or substances. Please read with care.

**Option 4: Suitable for a wider range of content**

* **繁體中文:** 標籤：涵蓋各種「異物」相關主題，例如外來物品、異常物質、或不符預期的內容。
* **Translation:** Tag: Encompasses various topics related to “foreign objects,” such as foreign items, abnormal substances, or unexpected content.

**Key Considerations When Choosing:**

* **Your Content’s Specifics:** What types of topics will use this tag? If it’s mostly about medical anomalies, choose an option that reflects potential concern. If it’s broad, choose a more general one.
* **Your Audience:** Who are you writing for? Adjust the tone accordingly. Some audiences may prefer a more direct explanation, others may prefer a gentler tone.
* **Word Count Limits:** WordPress tag descriptions have character limits, so keep it concise.

When adding the description to your WordPress tag, be sure to add it in the “Description” field of the Tag settings (found under “Tags” in your WordPress administration panel). Make sure you select “Traditional Chinese” as the language, if possible, to let people know this tag is in Traditional Chinese.