Bilaterally bendable warp-knit tape

A bilaterally bendable warp-knit tape, comprising a plurality of first, second, and third braided wires, wherein

• each of the first braided wires is staggered while extending circularly along a warp direction of the warp-knit tape with a proper distance from a right side to a left side, so as to form a predetermined number of wales on the warp-knit tape;
• each of the second braided wires is staggered while extending circularly along the warp direction of the warp-knit tape with a proper distance from the left side to the right side, so as to form a predetermined number of wales on the warp-knit tape;
• a span distance of lapping from the left side to the right side of the second braided wire is smaller than that of the first braided wire;
• and the second braided wires on the two sides of the warp-knit tape are lapped by a plurality of braided wires;
• and
• more than three third braided wires are disposed in middle of the warp-knit tape, and each of the third braided wires is continuously lapped while extending upward on the corresponding wale in a form of a crochet along the warp direction of the warp-knit tape, so as to form a fixing region having a predetermined width and extending along the warp direction of the warp-knit tape, thereby enabling the warp-knit tape to obtain desired flexibility and extensibility on both sides of the fixing region for bilateral bending.