Here are a few options for the description of a WordPress post tag titled “conflict” in Traditional Chinese, with varying levels of detail and nuance:

**Option 1: Simple & Direct**

* **Title:** 衝突 (Chōngtū)
* **Description:** 關於衝突的文章，包括爭端、矛盾、對立等相關內容。(Articles about conflicts, including disputes, contradictions, and opposition.)

**Option 2: More Contextual**

* **Title:** 衝突 (Chōngtū)
* **Description:** 探討人際、社會、政治等各個層面的衝突，以及如何解決問題及和平共處。(Exploring conflicts at various levels, including interpersoanl, social, political, and how to resolve the problems and live in peace.)

**Option 3: Emphasis on Resolution**

* **Title:** 衝突 (Chōngtū)
* **Description:** 涵蓋衝突、對立等議題，並著重於理解、調解和解決衝突的方法。(Covers topics such as conflicts and oppositions, with emphasis on understanding, mediating, and resolving conflicts.)

**Option 4: More General, Covering Various Types of Conflict**

* **Title:** 衝突 (Chōngtū)
* **Description:** 探討各種形式的衝突： 個人內心的掙扎、人際關係的矛盾、國家之間的戰爭、思想意念的碰撞… (This tag covers various forms of conflicts: inner struggles, interpersonal contradictions, international wars, conflicts between ideas and opinions….)

**Explanation of Considerations When Choosing:**

* **Target Audience:** Who are you writing for? Are they experts, or a general audience? The language can be more complex for experts.
* **Content of the Blog:** What kind of articles do you typically publish? The description should fit this.
* **Length:** WordPress descriptions shouldn’t be too long, but you want to be detailed enough to tell your visitor exactly what to expect.

**How To Use in WordPress:**

1. **Go to:** Posts > Tags (in your WordPress dashboard).
2. **Find the “conflict” Tag:** You’ll likely have already created the tag. Click on it to edit.
3. **Add Your Description:** There should be a field labeled ‘Description’. Paste in your chosen description.
4. **Update:** Click “Update” to save your changes.