Okay, the user wants me to translate "non-problem" into Traditional Chinese. Let me think about the correct term here. "Non-problem" isn't a standard English word, but it's sometimes used to describe something that's not a problem or is trivial.
In Chinese, the direct translation might be "非問題", but I need to check if that's commonly used. Alternatively, there's a term "非問題" which is used in some contexts, but maybe more natural would be "無問題" or "沒有問題". However, "non-problem" can also be translated as "非議" in certain cases, but that's more about controversy. Wait, maybe the user is referring to a specific term. Let me confirm.
Looking up "non-problem" in Chinese dictionaries or translation resources. It seems that "非問題" is the direct translation, but sometimes it's rendered as "無問題" depending on context. Since the user specified Traditional Chinese and wants the translation without explanations, I should go with the most accurate term. "非問題" is the direct translation, so that's probably the best choice here. I'll make sure there's no existing Traditional Chinese content, which there isn't, so output "非問題".