How many children does Lao Liang have?

Liang Hongda has no children. Why didn't the famous Lao Liang choose to have children?

In order to find this reason, we should start with Lao Liang's resume. First of all, Mr. Liang Hongda was born in Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province. As we all know, the birth rate in the three northeastern provinces is low nationwide. According to the sixth national census, the birth rate in Heilongjiang Province is only 1.03%, and all the indicators are obviously lower than the national average, even lower than those in developed countries such as Japan and South Korea. Regional factors will inevitably have a certain impact on a person's concept of fertility.

Secondly, Liang Hongda's career spans a lot and consumes a lot of energy. 1992, engaged in journalism after graduation from Heilongjiang university. From 65438 to 0995, he joined contemporary sports and contemporary music magazines. /kloc-0 went south to Beijing in 1998, and successively served as editor-in-chief and master planner of Contemporary Sports, Global Sports, Table Tennis World and Slam Dunk Master, among which the most memorable one was The Story of Lao Liang hosted by Lao Liang on 20 10, which was deeply loved by the audience. With more than 30 years of work experience, Lao Liang has worked as a planner and judge in different types of programs such as entertainment, sports and news. The load of this kind of cross-border work is much greater than that of ordinary hosts.

Finally, the case of teacher Liang Hongda also verified a sentence: "The higher the education level, the weaker the concept of childbearing". Teacher Liang's wife, Jing Muyao, is also a well-known host and producer in China. Both of them gave up their children for their careers. They don't want to focus on their children out of their love for journalism and in order to realize their bigger stage dream. Because of their knowledge of fertility, the husband and wife decided to be a DINK family.

Today, the fertility problem in China is no longer a personal problem. Faced with the low birth rate, the national policy has been forced to reopen the second child policy. However, how can we say that having children means having children? Material desires and rights pervade the whole society and also affect everyone's values and outlook on life. Perhaps choosing unmarried infertile people is a phenomenon of abnormal social development, rather than a problem that can be solved by a policy.