HK diva Liza Wang, 78, opens up about not having kids, once had a miscarriage

Hong Kong actress Liza Wang discusses her decision not to have children, citing a past miscarriage and her own lack of patience. She also reflects on her upcoming retirement and the importance of knowing one's limitations.
Why it matters
Public figures sharing personal experiences regarding family planning and aging helps destigmatize these topics in society.
Hong Kong diva Liza Wang recently appeared on a radio programme, where she spoke candidly about her decision not to have children.
When asked by the host if she ever regretted not becoming a mother, the 79-year-old said she did not.
"I had a miscarriage once, and after that, I didn't try any more," she said.
Wang also acknowledged the immense pressure that comes with raising children today, particularly when it comes to education.
Reflecting on her own personality, the The Wars Of In-Laws actress admitted that she has never been particularly patient and does not fancy teaching others.
She added that her energy was limited, and she felt it would have been difficult to give a child the time, attention and childhood they deserved.
During the interview, Wang – who is usually known for her strong and composed demeanour – appeared visibly emotional while reflecting on her personality.
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