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Human worth can be defined as having a new life, with new opportunities. When parents have children they are provided with new chances in life, giving their children support so they grow up successfully.

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http://www.nbcfchurch.org/sermons/human-worth/

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Parents revolve their lives around their children and will sacrifice anything to protect them.

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"The fact that they were in love still, despite twenty years of marriage, the death of their child, and a future with little to look forward to, was almost unbearable in itself; sometimes Yilan wondered whether it would be a comfort if they could mourn in solitude, their backs turned to each other" (Li 102).

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There is another part of sociology that is worth to consider. Fusang was born poor and did not have any opportunities because of her social status. Her father sold her in hopes of her earning some money. If Fusang's social status would not be so low, she would have a lot more opportunities in life, and it would not be as difficult for her to reach the top and have a good life.

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The area of sociology ultimately shapes human destiny in the story, compared to physiology and psychology. Sociology involves one's position in society, also known as social status. Only the people of higher social class in China have the ability to move to the United States and support kids. The lower class would struggle to support a healthy life style in the U.S without worrying about being sold.

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Human waste is often seen in our daily interactions. People do not consider the consequences of their actions, often damaging others lives. When one does not take others needs into account, they often hurt their loved ones.

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1. Lou provides Yilan with enough money to live in the United States.

2. Lou loves Yilan and would never leave her. He wants to have a bond with her unlike one possible with any other woman - he wants to have her children.

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In conclusion, Yiyun Li's short story, "Prison", is an extremely sad story. The idea of human waste, low social class, and malignant forces support the story's sad and depressing tone

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"'The man said he could find me a job, so I went with him. The next thing I knew, I was locked in a bedroom with a dimwit. And when they finally let me free, my son was already born"' (Li 124).

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"'I thought he would have a much better life,' Fusang said. 'I thought people who wanted to buy a boy from a trader would treat him as their own son. I didn't know he would be sold to a beggar'"(Li 127)

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1. When she was young, she was leased to beggars for 10 years until she got enough money to support herself in the real world.

2. The beggars died and she was not able to be returned to her family because of their death.

3. She was brought to a random village and locked up until she was sold to a man, who nobody wanted, as his wife.