1. Cadaveric liver transplantation: it is the most important procedure since 98 years when our center routinely carried out liver transplantation for end-stage liver disease; 2. Cadaveric split liver transplantation: according to the anatomical structure of the liver, the donor liver will be split into two, and then transplanted to two recipients respectively, usually adults/children or two recipients of smaller sizes; 3. Reduced-volume liver transplantation: the donor liver is a cadaveric liver, and the liver needs to be cut off in order to close the abdomen, due to the limited space of recipient’s abdominal cavity. Reduced volume liver transplantation: the donor liver is cadaveric liver, due to the recipient’s abdominal space is limited, need to cut off part of the liver in order to close the abdomen, the recipient is usually a child or the recipient’s body size is relatively small and the donor liver is large in size; 4, Parental part of the donor liver transplantation: in line with the national human organ transplantation related laws and regulations of the relatives to donate part of the liver, transplantation to the recipient, this is the cadaveric liver is increasingly short of the situation of the surgical options; 5, auxiliary in situ liver transplantation: due to a certain reason caused by fulminant liver failure Due to the explosive liver failure caused by some reasons, the remaining functional liver cells can not meet the needs of the body for a while and endanger the life, resect part of the diseased liver, implant part of the donor liver in the corresponding position, so that the body can pass through the dangerous period and wait for the regeneration of the diseased liver. The choice of donor liver transplantation should be based on the condition of cadaveric liver, the degree of criticality of the patient’s condition and the wishes of the family. From the consideration of medical and ethical principles: cadaveric liver transplantation is preferred, followed by parental liver transplantation.