Here’s a description for a WordPress post_tag with the title “缺席” (Que Xi, Absence) in Traditional Chinese, suitable for a website that might cater to Taiwanese or Hong Kong audiences:

**Description:**

* **中文:** 涵蓋所有與「缺席」相關的文章。無論是缺席會議、活動、責任，或是指涉不在場的人或事，這個標籤都可以幫助您找到相關內容。 探索討論缺席的原因、影響，以及如何面對和處理缺席的情況。
* **English Translation (for reference/optional):** Covers all posts related to “absence.” Whether it refers to missing meetings, events, responsibilities, or referencing the absence of a person or thing, this tag helps you find relevant content. Explore discussions on the causes of absence, its impact, and how to address and manage situations of absence.
* **Best for:** Articles about missed events, unavailability, delegation, non-attendance, being away, not present, and the consequences of being absent.
* **Alternative Keywords/Related terms:** 未到 (Wei Dao – not arrived/present), 請假 (Qing Jia – asking for leave), 失约 (Shi Yue – broken appointment), 缺席原因 (Que Xi Yuan Yin – Reasons for Absence).

**Why this works:**

* **Clear and Concise:** Directly explains what the tag covers.
* **Culturally Relevant:** Uses Traditional Chinese and common phrasing.
* **Inclusive:** Broad enough to cover a variety of contexts related to “absence.”
* **Suggests Content:** Gives readers an idea of what kind of articles might be found under this tag.
* **Adds Value:** Presents helpful keywords for related searches.

You can copy and paste this description directly into the “Description” field when you create or edit the “缺席” post tag in your WordPress admin panel. Remember to also use this tag consistently when writing content related to absence.