Jessica Hsuan (宣萱) is not in a rush to get married and is happy with her single life. The 43-year-old actress believes in choosing wisely and will not get married for the sake of being attached. In her 20-year career, Jessica has adhered to her principles well and was able to resist temptations in the industry. Aside from being romantically linked with Gallen Lo (羅嘉良) during his first marriage, Jessica’s rumors have been rather unexciting. Perhaps the reason for her healthy public image is that Jessica has remained true to herself. “In this industry, some people’s results are better than mine. Perhaps they feel that they must smooth-talk in order not to offend anyone. But I feel that I should not change my character because of work. A person must have their own purpose and bottom line.” Jessica has only publicly admitted to four boyfriends – Dicky Cheung (張衞健), Ronald Wing (榮文瀚), dentist Chan Wai Kin (陳緯健) and veterinarian Ruan Bester in the past. Although involved in serious relationships in which marriage was considered each time, Jessica has not found the right lifelong partner to settle down with yet. Others are reminding Jessica that her biological clock is ticking, but she prefers to choose carefully. While some friends are happily married, there are others who have divorced or put up a brave front because of the children. Having done well for herself career-wise, Jessica is taking her time to look for a compatible companion. Meanwhile, her three dogs and two cats provide good company at home. Jessica chimed, “They can be trusted, won’t betray you, or hurt you. If they’re happy, they show it and if they aren’t, you’ll know. There is no need to fret or safeguard.” Takes Time to Enjoy Life Despite her popularity, Jessica seems to be disappearing from the limelight in recent years. However, it is not due to lack of filming offers, but rather, the actress wants to decrease her workload to enjoy life. “Three friends passed away last year. They were between 40 to 50 years old. There were no warning signs before. Suddenly, I realized that while money is important because you need it to survive, you will never make enough money,” Jessica said. In 2001, Jessica suffered from cholera while filming A Step Into the Past <尋秦記>, prompting her to prioritize health over money. While Jessica works hard, she stops for necessary breaks and takes good care of herself. She is currently planning on a vacation to South Korea with several girlfriends. Creds: ihktv
