Legal analysis: 1. The right to life refers to the personality right enjoyed by natural persons with the content of life safety and maintenance. If the right to life is infringed, the close relatives of the deceased are the relief objects. 2. The right to health refers to the personality right of a natural person, and its content is the sound and normal operation of its physiological and psychological functions, as well as the normal play of its functions, in order to maintain human life activities. Contents of the right to health: ① the right to keep healthy. (2) the right to maintain the ability to work. Injury behavior leads to the normal exertion of the victim's physiological and psychological functions, which constitutes a violation of the right to health. 3. Body right refers to the personality right of a natural person to maintain the integrity of his body and dominate his limbs, organs and other human tissues. The content of body rights: ① the right to keep one's body intact. (2) Control of body parts. In judicial review, if the victim's physical integrity is damaged by injury, it constitutes a violation of his physical rights. It should be noted that prostheses, artificial eyes, pacemakers, stents, etc., which are connected to the body and cannot be freely disassembled, belong to the object of body rights.
Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).
Article 102 Natural persons have the right to life. The life safety and dignity of natural persons are protected by law. No organization or individual may infringe upon the right to life of others.
Article 103 Natural persons enjoy the right to the body. The personal safety and freedom of movement of natural persons are protected by law. No organization or individual may infringe upon the body rights of others.
Article 104 Natural persons have the right to health. The physical and mental health of natural persons is protected by law. No organization or individual may infringe upon the health rights of others.