Here are a few descriptive options for the WordPress post_tag “虎爺” (Hǔyé – Lord Tiger), written in Traditional Chinese, with varying levels of detail:

**Option 1 (Concise):**

* **Description:** 虎爺信仰，傳統民俗文化中常見的虎爺形象。 (Hǔyé xìnyǎng, chuántǒng mín sú wén huà zhōng cháng jiàn de hǔyé xíngxiàng.) – The belief in Lord Tiger, a common image in traditional folk culture.

**Option 2 (Slightly More Detail):**

* **Description:** 虎爺。台灣民間信仰中，虎爺通常被視為孩童的守護神，亦有咬錢招財之意。 (Hǔyé. Táiwān mínjiān xìnyǎng zhōng, hǔyé tōngcháng bèi shì wèi háitóng de shǒuhù shén, yì yǒu yǎoqián zhāocái zhī yì.) – Lord Tiger. In Taiwanese folk belief, Lord Tiger is often seen as the guardian deity of children, and also has the meaning of biting money to attract wealth.

**Option 3 (Detailed and Explanatory):**

* **Description:** 虎爺，台灣民間信仰中常見的神祇，虎爺的形象多樣，可見於廟宇、神壇。虎爺常被視為孩童的守護神，也掌管咬錢招財，以及驅邪避煞之力量。信徒會供奉雞蛋、花生等食物，祈求平安順遂。 (Hǔyé, Táiwān mínjiān xìnyǎng zhōng cháng jiàn de shēnzhi, hǔyé de xíngxiàng duōyàng, kě jiàn yú miàoyǔ, shéntán. Hǔyé cháng bèi shì wèi háitóng de shǒuhù shén, yě zhǎngguǎn yǎoqián zhāocái, yǐjí qūxié bìshà zhī lìliàng. Xìntú huì gòngfèng jīdàn, huāshēng děng shíwù, qǐqiú píng’ān shùnsuì.) – Lord Tiger, a common deity in Taiwanese folk belief. The image of Lord Tiger is diverse and can be found in temples and altars. Lord Tiger is often seen as the guardian deity of children, and also controls the power of biting money to attract wealth and warding off evil. Believers will offer foods such as eggs and peanuts, to pray for peace and prosperity.

**Choose the option that best suits the context of your blog:**

* If you want a quick explanation, choose **Option 1**.
* If you want to provide a little more information, choose **Option 2**.
* If you have a more in-depth discussion about Lord Tiger, choose **Option 3**.

When adding this to your WordPress post_tag, you’ll typically put this description in the “Description” field of the tag’s settings. Remember to save the tag after adding the description.