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Yilan's outcome was hindered by malignant forces; her daughter died in a car accident, she was too old to have another child, her marriage was insecure, and her and her surrogate were living imprisoned by each other

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Parent/child bonds cannot be replaced or broken. 

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Physiology shapes human destiny in the story because blood-related family bonds are significantly stronger than non-familial bonds. Furthering this, Yilan's body is too old to conceive a second child.

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Human worth behavior is selflessness, humanity, and sympathy.

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Human waste is selfishness and lack of blood relationships.

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"She herself could easily picture vanishing from their shared life, but then perhaps it was a sign of aging on her part, a desire of loneliness that would eventually make death a relief" (Li 108). 

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"She herself could easily picture vanishing from their shared life, but then perhaps it was a sign of aging on her part, a desire of loneliness that would eventually make death a relief" (Li 108). 

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"This was the price they paid for being mothers, Yilan thought, that the love of one's own child made everyone else in the world a potential enemy (Li 130).

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"Even if pregnancy was possible at her age, Yilan did not believe that her body was capable of nurturing another life." (Li 103)

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"Even if pregnancy was possible at her age, Yilan did not believe that her body was capable of nurturing another life." (Li 103)

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"The news of twins seemed to have transformed Fusang into an even more beautiful woman. This is what Yilan was going to miss, a pregnant daughter sitting across the table from her, sharing with her the joy of a new life" (Li 122).

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"Yilan knew that the world of trust and love they had built together had crushed, and they would remain each other's prisoners for as long as they stayed under the same roof" (